Best Python code snippet using tempest_python
test_test_utils.py
Source: test_test_utils.py
...68class TestCallUntilTrue(base.TestCase):69 def test_call_until_true_when_true_at_first_call(self):70 """func returns True at first call71 """72 self._test_call_until_true(return_values=[True],73 duration=30.,74 time_sequence=[10., 60.])75 def test_call_until_true_when_true_before_timeout(self):76 """func returns false at first call, then True before timeout77 """78 self._test_call_until_true(return_values=[False, True],79 duration=30.,80 time_sequence=[10., 39., 41.])81 def test_call_until_true_when_never_true_before_timeout(self):82 """func returns false, then false, just before timeout83 """84 self._test_call_until_true(return_values=[False, False],85 duration=30.,86 time_sequence=[10., 39., 41.])87 def test_call_until_true_with_params(self):88 """func is called using given parameters89 """90 self._test_call_until_true(return_values=[False, True],91 duration=30.,92 time_sequence=[10., 30., 60.],93 args=(1, 2),94 kwargs=dict(foo='bar', bar='foo'))95 def _test_call_until_true(self, return_values, duration, time_sequence,96 args=None, kwargs=None):97 """Test call_until_true function98 :param return_values: list of booleans values to be returned99 each time given function is called. If any of these values100 is not consumed by calling the function the test fails.101 The list must contain a sequence of False items terminated102 by a single True or False103 :param duration: parameter passed to call_until_true function104 (a floating point value).105 :param time_sequence: sequence of time values returned by106 mocked time.time function used to trigger call_until_true107 behavior when handling timeout condition. The sequence must108 contain the exact number of values expected to be consumed by109 each time call_until_true calls time.time function....
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