def test_advice_builder_error_handling(self):
        builder = AdviceBuilder()
        builder.add_error_handler(Target.raise_exception, handle_exception)
        builder.apply()

        target = Target()
        target.raise_exception()
        self.assertEqual(
            target.exceptions_handled,
            1)  # No error should be raised, we just increment when we handle.
    def test_advice_builder_multiple_error_handlers(self):
        builder = AdviceBuilder()
        builder.add_error_handler(Target.raise_exception, handle_exception)
        builder.add_error_handler(Target.raise_exception, handle_exception)
        builder.apply()

        target = Target()
        target.raise_exception()
        self.assertEqual(
            target.exceptions_handled,
            2)  # We increment twice if we run the exception handler twice.
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    def test_model_fuzzing(self):
        def example_fuzzer(steps, context):
            steps[0].targets = []
            return steps

        set_fuzzer('a_submitted', example_fuzzer)

        exceptions_raised = []

        def handleExpectedErr(attribute, context, exception):
            exceptions_raised.append(exception)

        catch_expected_err = AdviceBuilder()
        catch_expected_err.add_error_handler(
            CustomerServiceWorkflow.A_submitted, handleExpectedErr)
        catch_expected_err.apply()

        self.company.recieve_message('start')
        self.clock.tick(2)
        self.assertTrue(len(exceptions_raised) is not 0)