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How to use get_failing method in stestr

Best Python code snippet using stestr_python

test_failing.py

...116        self.assertEqual('tests', ui.outputs[0][0])117        self.assertEqual(118            set(['failing1', 'failing2']),119            set([test.id() for test in ui.outputs[0][1]]))120    def test_uses_get_failing(self):121        ui, cmd = self.get_test_ui_and_cmd()122        cmd.repository_factory = memory.RepositoryFactory()123        calls = []124        open = cmd.repository_factory.open125        def decorate_open_with_get_failing(url):126            repo = open(url)127            inserter = repo.get_inserter()128            inserter.startTestRun()129            inserter.status(test_id='failing', test_status='fail')130            inserter.status(test_id='ok', test_status='success')131            inserter.stopTestRun()132            orig = repo.get_failing133            def get_failing():134                calls.append(True)135                return orig()136            repo.get_failing = get_failing137            return repo138        cmd.repository_factory.open = decorate_open_with_get_failing139        cmd.repository_factory.initialise(ui.here)140        self.assertEqual(1, cmd.execute())...

BrokenRelease.py

Source: BrokenRelease.py

...25            if filtered:26                filtered_builds[wf] = filtered27        return filtered_builds28    @staticmethod29    def get_failing(release_builds):30        failing_builds = {}31        for wf, builds in release_builds.items():32            filtered = list(33                filter(34                    lambda build: build.state in ['failure', 'errored', 'failed'],35                    builds36                )37            )38            failing_builds[wf] = filtered39        return failing_builds40    def detect(self) -> dict:41        all_release_builds = self.get_release_branch_builds()42        failing_releases = self.get_failing(all_release_builds)43        results = {}44        for wf, builds in failing_releases.items():45            results[wf] = {}46            results[wf]['data'] = list()47            for build in builds:48                results[wf]['data'].append(49                    {50                        'started_at': build.started_at,51                        'used_tool': build.used_tool,52                        'number': build.number53                    }54                )55            if builds:56                results[wf]["tool"] = builds[0].used_tool...

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