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How to use test_addFailureTwistedSkip method in green

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test_result.py

...584        err = proto_error(err)585        self.gtr.addFailure(test, err)586        self.gtr._reportOutcome.assert_called_with(587                test, 'F', self.gtr.colors.failing, err)588    def test_addFailureTwistedSkip(self):589        """590        Twisted's practice of calling addFailure() with their skips is detected591        and redirected to addSkip()592        """593        err = None594        try:595            raise Exception596        except:597            err = sys.exc_info()598        test = proto_test(MagicMock())599        reason = "Twisted is odd"600        err = proto_error(err)601        err.traceback_lines = ["UnsupportedTrialFeature: ('skip', '{}')"602                .format(reason)]...

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