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mocking out imported objects in Python
Lets say there is a module headache that defines an object that is then imported and used by code I want to test:
# defined in headache/__init__.py
problem = Problem()
then it's imported by Foo:
# ...
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How to mock sqlalchemy's async session?
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from sqlalchemy.ext.asyncio import async_sessionmaker, create_async_engine
engine = create_async_engine(url="")
session_maker = async_sessionmaker(engine)
How can I mock the ...
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How to list all futures that are being polled inside specific event loop when running pytest?
I'm running multiple pytest tests.
I have 1 specific test case, which works fine when executed alone, but when large amount of previous tests are being executed, this particular test gets stuck when ...
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Cannot mock the method in dependency module correctly in Python
Here is my project structure
|-- project
|-- util.py
|-- main.py
|-- tests
|-- test_main.py
In the main.py file I reference the function in util.py
from util import rename
def ...
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Robot Framework is Automatically closing the browser
I am new to Robot and have this simple code from a tutorial. The code is supposed open chrome and visit the login page of this website. It does that, however, it closes the browser automatically. I've ...
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Why python testing always import the file in another module implicitly
Current I have two files in the same folder, in the source file I import the dlt module
# File: pipeline.py
import dlt
Another is a test file which import nothing from the source file yet:
import ...
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Django session in tests
everyone!
I can't figure out how the sessions work in Django.
I have a shop, an anonymous user's shopping cart is bound to session_key.
The session key is taken from the request object.
def ...
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Why 'coverage' considers all of my class-based-views as tested?
I'm just learning django testing.
When I use 'Coverage' module to check which parts of my code is tested, it considers almost all of class-based-views as tested while I have commented out all of my ...
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AssertionError while testing forms.py in Django
I tried to test forms.py in Django which has LeadForm class.
Here, is the models.py
class Lead(TimestampedModel):
"""leads for LIVE courses"""
course = models....
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Flask unit test failing due to FileNotFoundError for private key file [duplicate]
I'm trying to run unit tests on a Flask application that utilizes public and private keys for JWT token generation. However, when running my unit tests, I'm getting a FileNotFoundError indicating that ...
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testing django oauth2_provider authentication endpoint
I need to test o/token endpoint of the oauth2_provider. I wrote the test in pytest. I think I considered every thing but I get invalid_client error.
The code:
factory:
class UserApplicationFactory(...
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How to parse step definition code for projects using Cucumber?
I'm working on a project where I want to evaluate how Behavior Driven Development is being used. I want to extract Gherkin steps from .feature files and match the underlying step definition code. For ...
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DRF test user sign-in, error inactive user
I have view for authentfication:
class UserViewSet(viewsets.ViewSet):
@method_decorator(sensitive_variables("password"))
@action(url_path="sign-in", detail=False, methods=[&...
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"AssertionError: Expected 'show' to have been called once" when trying to mock plt.show()
I am currently trying to design some tests to run with pytest for a GUI. The GUI has a button that plots a graph on click. I want to make sure the button does indeed generate a graph. At this stage, I ...
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Changing the scope of a pytest fixture to a larger one for a single module
I have a pytest fixture defined in conftest.py that looks like this:
@pytest.fixture(scope="function")
def setup_multiple(create, delete):
@contextlib.contextmanager
def f(type, num=...