def test_get_next_test(self):
''' Check get_next_test() works OK when we have more than one test '''
#
# When we have more than one test, it should not return the
# same test two times in a row. Not so clever, but that's
# the way the current code is working.
#
lst = RunnerLst()
lst.update({'foo': ['a', 'b', 'c'], 'bar': ['a', 'b', 'c']})
nxt = lst.get_next_test()
self.assertNotEqual(lst.get_next_test(), nxt)
def test_test_to_negotiate_uri(self):
''' Check test_to_negotiate_uri works as expected '''
#
# It should always return the first URI: it suck but that is
# how it works as of now.
#
lst = RunnerLst()
lst.update({'foo': ['a', 'b', 'c']})
self.assertEqual(lst.test_to_negotiate_uri('foo'), 'a')
self.assertEqual(lst.test_to_negotiate_uri('foo'), 'a')
self.assertEqual(lst.test_to_negotiate_uri('foo'), 'a')
def test_get_next_test_simple(self):
''' Check get_next_test() works OK when we have just one test '''
#
# When we have just one test it should always return that
# test name, I know that seems silly but we need to ensure
# it works OK because that is a special case in the code.
#
lst = RunnerLst()
lst.update({'foo': ['a', 'b', 'c']})
self.assertEqual(lst.get_next_test(), 'foo')
self.assertEqual(lst.get_next_test(), 'foo')
self.assertEqual(lst.get_next_test(), 'foo')
def test_when_empty(self):
''' Check behavior is correct when empty '''
# It should return None in both cases
lst = RunnerLst()
self.assertEqual(lst.test_to_negotiate_uri('foo'), None)
self.assertEqual(lst.get_next_test(), None)
