How to use test_do_nothing method in hypothesis

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test_relations.py

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...123 )124 assert house_1 is not None125 assert house_2 is not None126class TestReplace:127 async def test_do_nothing(self, house):128 house.door.t = 100129 await house.replace()130 new_house = await House.get(house.id, fetch_links=True)131 assert new_house.door.t == 10132 async def test_write(self, house):133 house.door.t = 100134 await house.replace(link_rule=WriteRules.WRITE)135 new_house = await House.get(house.id, fetch_links=True)136 assert new_house.door.t == 100137class TestSave:138 async def test_do_nothing(self, house):139 house.door.t = 100140 await house.save()141 new_house = await House.get(house.id, fetch_links=True)142 assert new_house.door.t == 10143 async def test_write(self, house):144 house.door.t = 100145 house.windows = [Window(x=100, y=100)]146 await house.save(link_rule=WriteRules.WRITE)147 new_house = await House.get(house.id, fetch_links=True)148 assert new_house.door.t == 100149 for window in new_house.windows:150 assert window.x == 100151 assert window.y == 100152class TestDelete:153 async def test_do_nothing(self, house):154 await house.delete()155 door = await Door.get(house.door.id)156 assert door is not None157 windows = await Window.all().to_list()158 assert windows is not None159 async def test_delete_links(self, house):160 await house.delete(link_rule=DeleteRules.DELETE_LINKS)161 door = await Door.get(house.door.id)162 assert door is None163 windows = await Window.all().to_list()...

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test_baseexception.py

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...32 @composite33 def interrupt_eventually(draw):34 raise e35 @given(interrupt_eventually())36 def test_do_nothing(x):37 pass38 with pytest.raises(e):39 test_do_nothing()40@pytest.mark.parametrize(41 "e", [KeyboardInterrupt, SystemExit, GeneratorExit, ValueError]42)43def test_baseexception_no_rerun_no_flaky(e):44 runs = [0]45 interrupt = 346 @given(integers())47 def test_raise_baseexception(x):48 runs[0] += 149 if runs[0] == interrupt:50 raise e51 if issubclass(e, (KeyboardInterrupt, SystemExit, GeneratorExit)):52 # Here SystemExit and GeneratorExit are passed through53 with pytest.raises(e):54 test_raise_baseexception()55 assert runs[0] == interrupt56 else:57 with pytest.raises(Flaky):58 test_raise_baseexception()59@pytest.mark.parametrize(60 "e", [KeyboardInterrupt, SystemExit, GeneratorExit, ValueError]61)62def test_baseexception_in_strategy_no_rerun_no_flaky(e):63 runs = [0]64 interrupt = 365 @composite66 def interrupt_eventually(draw):67 runs[0] += 168 if runs[0] == interrupt:69 raise e70 return draw(integers())71 @given(interrupt_eventually())72 def test_do_nothing(x):73 pass74 if issubclass(e, KeyboardInterrupt):75 with pytest.raises(e):76 test_do_nothing()77 assert runs[0] == interrupt78 else:79 # Now SystemExit and GeneratorExit are caught like other exceptions80 with pytest.raises(Flaky):...

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