How to use parse_tag_expression_v1 method in Behave

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__init__.py

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...23 :return: TagExpression object to use.24 """25 parse_tag_expression = select_tag_expression_parser(tag_expression_text)26 return parse_tag_expression(tag_expression_text)27def parse_tag_expression_v1(tag_expression_parts):28 """Parse old style tag-expressions and build a TagExpression object."""29 # -- HINT: DEPRECATING30 if isinstance(tag_expression_parts, six.string_types):31 tag_expression_parts = tag_expression_parts.split()32 # print("parse_tag_expression_v1: %s" % " ".join(tag_expression_parts))33 return TagExpression(tag_expression_parts)34def parse_tag_expression_v2(tag_expression_text):35 """Parse cucumber-tag-expressions and build a TagExpression object."""36 text = tag_expression_text37 if not isinstance(text, six.string_types):38 # -- ASSUME: List of strings39 assert isinstance(text, (list, tuple))40 text = " and ".join(text)41 if "@" in text:...

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test_basics.py

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1# -*- coding: UTF-8 -*-2from behave.tag_expression import (3 make_tag_expression, select_tag_expression_parser,4 parse_tag_expression_v1, parse_tag_expression_v25)6from behave.tag_expression.v1 import TagExpression as TagExpressionV17from behave.tag_expression.model_ext import Expression as TagExpressionV28import pytest9# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------10# TEST SUITE FOR: make_tag_expression()11# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------12def test_make_tag_expression__with_v1():13 pass14def test_make_tag_expression__with_v2():15 pass16# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------17# TEST SUITE FOR: select_tag_expression_parser()18# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------19@pytest.mark.parametrize("text", [20 "@foo @bar",21 "foo bar",22 "-foo",23 "~foo",24 "-@foo",25 "~@foo",26 "@foo,@bar",27 "-@xfail -@not_implemented",28])29def test_select_tag_expression_parser__with_v1(text):30 parser = select_tag_expression_parser(text)31 assert parser is parse_tag_expression_v1, "tag_expression: %s" % text32@pytest.mark.parametrize("text", [33 "@foo",34 "foo",35 "not foo",36 "foo and bar",37 "@foo or @bar",38 "(@foo and @bar) or @baz",39 "not @xfail or not @not_implemented"40])41def test_select_tag_expression_parser__with_v2(text):42 parser = select_tag_expression_parser(text)...

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