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test_subunit_describe_calls.py
Source: test_subunit_describe_calls.py
...225 via subprocess calls to make sure the total user experience226 is well defined and tested.227 Note: these test do not affect code coverage percentages.228 """229 def _assert_cliff_verbose(self, stdout):230 self.assertIn(b'tempest initialize_app', stdout)231 self.assertIn(b'prepare_to_run_command TempestSubunitDescribeCalls',232 stdout)233 self.assertIn(b'tempest clean_up TempestSubunitDescribeCalls',234 stdout)235 def test_run_all_stdout(self):236 p = subprocess.Popen(['tempest', 'subunit-describe-calls',237 '-s', self._subunit_file, '-a'],238 stdin=subprocess.PIPE,239 stdout=subprocess.PIPE,240 stderr=subprocess.PIPE)241 stdout, stderr = p.communicate()242 self.assertEqual(0, p.returncode)243 self._assert_cli_message(stdout)244 self._assert_methods_details(stdout)245 self._assert_headers_and_bodies(stdout)246 def test_run_verbose(self):247 p = subprocess.Popen(['tempest', 'subunit-describe-calls',248 '-s', self._subunit_file, '-v'],249 stdin=subprocess.PIPE,250 stdout=subprocess.PIPE,251 stderr=subprocess.PIPE)252 stdout, stderr = p.communicate()253 self.assertEqual(0, p.returncode)254 self._assert_cli_message(stdout)255 self._assert_methods_details(stdout)256 self._assert_no_headers_and_bodies(stdout)257 self._assert_cliff_verbose(stderr)258 def test_run_min(self):259 p = subprocess.Popen(['tempest', 'subunit-describe-calls',260 '-s', self._subunit_file],261 stdin=subprocess.PIPE,262 stdout=subprocess.PIPE,263 stderr=subprocess.PIPE)264 stdout, stderr = p.communicate()265 self.assertEqual(0, p.returncode)266 self._assert_cli_message(stdout)267 self._assert_methods_details(stdout)268 self._assert_no_headers_and_bodies(stdout)269 def test_run_verbose_all_stdout(self):270 """Test Cliff -v argument271 Since Cliff framework has a argument at the272 abstract command level the -v or --verbose for273 this command is not processed as a boolean.274 So the use of verbose only exists for the275 deprecated main CLI interface. When the276 main is deleted this test would not be needed.277 """278 p = subprocess.Popen(['tempest', 'subunit-describe-calls',279 '-s', self._subunit_file, '-a', '-v'],280 stdin=subprocess.PIPE,281 stdout=subprocess.PIPE,282 stderr=subprocess.PIPE)283 stdout, stderr = p.communicate()284 self.assertEqual(0, p.returncode)285 self._assert_cli_message(stdout)286 self._assert_cliff_verbose(stderr)287 self._assert_methods_details(stdout)288class TestSubunitDescribeCalls(TestCliBase):289 """Test cases use the subunit_describe_calls module interface290 and effect code coverage reporting291 """292 def setUp(self):293 super(TestSubunitDescribeCalls, self).setUp()294 self.test_object = subunit_describe_calls.TempestSubunitDescribeCalls(295 app=mock.Mock(),296 app_args=mock.Mock(spec=argparse.Namespace))297 def test_parse(self):298 with open(self._subunit_file, 'r') as read_file:299 parser = subunit_describe_calls.parse(300 read_file, "pythonlogging", None)...
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