Best Python code snippet using tempest_python
test_test_utils.py
Source: test_test_utils.py
...129 # THEN130 # It must return last returned value131 self.assertIs(return_values[-1], result)132 self._test_func_calls(func, return_values, *args, **kwargs)133 self._test_sleep_calls(sleep_func, return_values, sleep)134 # The number of times time.time is called is not relevant as a135 # requirement of call_until_true. What is instead relevant is that136 # call_until_true use a mocked function to make the test reliable137 # and the test actually provide the right sequence of numbers to138 # reproduce the behavior has to be tested139 self._assert_called_n_times(time_func, len(time_sequence))140 def _patch_time(self, time_sequence):141 # Iterator over time sequence142 time_iterator = iter(time_sequence)143 # Preserve original time.time() behavior for other threads144 original_time = time.time145 thread_id = thread.get_ident()146 def mocked_time():147 if thread.get_ident() == thread_id:148 # Test thread => return time sequence values149 return next(time_iterator)150 else:151 # Other threads => call original time function152 return original_time()153 return self.patch('time.time', side_effect=mocked_time)154 def _test_func_calls(self, func, return_values, *args, **kwargs):155 self._assert_called_n_times(func, len(return_values), *args, **kwargs)156 def _test_sleep_calls(self, sleep_func, return_values, sleep):157 # count first consecutive False158 expected_count = 0159 for value in return_values:160 if value:161 break162 expected_count += 1163 self._assert_called_n_times(sleep_func, expected_count, sleep)164 def _assert_called_n_times(self, mock_func, expected_count, *args,165 **kwargs):166 calls = [mock.call(*args, **kwargs)] * expected_count167 self.assertEqual(expected_count, mock_func.call_count)...
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