Best Python code snippet using tempest_python
test_hacking.py
Source: test_hacking.py
...108 "@test.services('compute')",109 './tempest/scenario/compute/fake_test.py'))110 self.assertFalse(checks.service_tags_not_in_module_path(111 "@test.services('compute')", './tempest/api/image/fake_test.py'))112 def test_no_hyphen_at_end_of_rand_name(self):113 self.assertIsNone(checks.no_hyphen_at_end_of_rand_name(114 'data_utils.rand_name("fake-resource")', './tempest/test_foo.py'))115 self.assertEqual(2, len(list(checks.no_hyphen_at_end_of_rand_name(116 'data_utils.rand_name("fake-resource-")', './tempest/test_foo.py')117 )))118 def test_no_mutable_default_args(self):119 self.assertEqual(1, len(list(checks.no_mutable_default_args(120 " def function1(para={}):"))))121 self.assertEqual(1, len(list(checks.no_mutable_default_args(122 "def function2(para1, para2, para3=[])"))))123 self.assertEqual(0, len(list(checks.no_mutable_default_args(124 "defined = []"))))125 self.assertEqual(0, len(list(checks.no_mutable_default_args(126 "defined, undefined = [], {}"))))...
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