How to use has_enabled_tests method in Lemoncheesecake

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runner.py

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...281 fixtures = scheduled_fixtures.get_fixture_results(fixtures_names)282 setup_suite(**fixtures)283 return wrapper284def build_suite_initialization_task(suite, scheduled_fixtures, dependencies, force_disabled):285 if not suite.has_enabled_tests() and not force_disabled:286 return None287 setup_teardown_funcs = []288 if not scheduled_fixtures.is_empty():289 setup_teardown_funcs.extend(scheduled_fixtures.get_setup_teardown_pairs())290 if suite.get_injected_fixture_names():291 setup_teardown_funcs.append((292 lambda: suite.inject_fixtures(scheduled_fixtures.get_fixture_results(suite.get_injected_fixture_names())),293 None294 ))295 if suite.has_hook("setup_suite") or suite.has_hook("teardown_suite"):296 setup_teardown_funcs.append([297 wrap_setup_suite(suite, scheduled_fixtures),298 suite.get_hook("teardown_suite")299 ])...

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fixture.py

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...257 def get_fixture_scope(self, name):258 return self._fixtures[name].scope259 @staticmethod260 def get_fixtures_used_in_suite(suite, include_disabled):261 if not suite.has_enabled_tests() and not include_disabled:262 return OrderedSet()263 fixtures = suite.get_fixtures()264 for test in suite.get_tests():265 if test.is_enabled() or include_disabled:266 fixtures.update(test.get_fixtures())267 return fixtures268 @staticmethod269 def get_fixtures_used_in_suite_recursively(suite, include_disabled):270 fixtures = FixtureRegistry.get_fixtures_used_in_suite(suite, include_disabled)271 for sub_suite in suite.get_suites():272 fixtures.update(FixtureRegistry.get_fixtures_used_in_suite_recursively(sub_suite, include_disabled))273 return fixtures274 def get_scheduled_fixtures_for_scope(self, direct_fixtures, scope, parent_scheduled_fixtures=None):275 fixtures = OrderedSet()...

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core.py

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...65 fixtures[attr.fixture_name or attr_name] = attr_name66 return fixtures67 def is_disabled(self):68 return _is_node_disabled(self)69 def has_enabled_tests(self):70 return any(test.is_enabled() for test in self.get_tests())71 def add_hook(self, hook_name, func):72 self._assert_hook_name(hook_name)73 self._hooks[hook_name] = func74 def has_hook(self, hook_name):75 self._assert_hook_name(hook_name)76 return hook_name in self._hooks77 def get_hook(self, hook_name):78 self._assert_hook_name(hook_name)79 return self._hooks.get(hook_name)80 def get_hook_params(self, hook_name):81 hook = self.get_hook(hook_name)82 assert hook83 return get_callable_args(hook)...

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