How to use display_results method in tempest

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simpleBuilder.py

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...37 # TODO: does it work with biblatex?38 citations_rx = re.compile(r"Warning: Citation `.+' on page \d+ undefined")39 # We have commands in our PATH, and are in the same dir as the master file40 # This is for debugging purposes41 def display_results(n):42 if self.display_log:43 self.display("Command results, run %d:\n" % (n,) )44 self.display(self.out)45 self.display("\n")46 run = 147 brun = 048 yield (pdflatex + [self.base_name], "pdflatex run %d; " % (run, ))49 display_results(run)50 # Check for citations51 # Use search, not match: match looks at the beginning of the string52 # We need to run pdflatex twice after bibtex53 if citations_rx.search(self.out):54 brun = brun + 155 yield (bibtex + [self.base_name], "bibtex run %d; " % (brun,))56 display_results(1)57 run = run + 158 yield (pdflatex + [self.base_name], "pdflatex run %d; " % (run, ))59 display_results(run)60 run = run + 161 yield (pdflatex + [self.base_name], "pdflatex run %d; " % (run, ))62 display_results(run)63 # Apparently natbib needs separate processing64 if "Package natbib Warning: There were undefined citations." in self.out:65 brun = brun + 166 yield (bibtex + [self.base_name], "bibtex run %d; " % (brun,))67 display_results(2)68 run = run + 169 yield (pdflatex + [self.base_name], "pdflatex run %d; " % (run, ))70 display_results(run)71 run = run + 172 yield (pdflatex + [self.base_name], "pdflatex run %d; " % (run, ))73 display_results(run)74 # Check for changed labels75 # Do this at the end, so if there are also citations to resolve,76 # we may save one pdflatex run77 if "Rerun to get cross-references right." in self.out:78 run = run + 179 yield (pdflatex + [self.base_name], "pdflatex run %d; " % (run, ))80 display_results(run)...

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discovery_test.py

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...13 with open(file_path) as json_file:14 json_content = json_file.read()15 json_data = json.loads(json_content)16 return(json_data)17def test_display_results():18 json_data = read_json_file('pytest_data/query_ex1.json')19 output = discovery_query.display_results(json_data)20 assert type(output) is dict, "display_results() should return a dict"21 assert "query" in output, "display_results() should have a key 'query'"22 assert "count" in output, "display_results() should have a key 'count'"23 assert type(output['query']) is str, "key 'query' of output dict should contain a string"24 json_data = read_json_file('pytest_data/query_ex2.json')25 output = discovery_query.display_results(json_data)26 assert type(output) is dict, "display_results() should return a dict"27 assert "count" in output, "display_results() should have a key 'count'"...

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