def test_script(self, mock_setdefault, execute_from_command_line):
     with mock.patch.object(sys, 'argv', ['bin/test']):
         binscripts.test('testpanel.development', '', 'spamm', 'eggs')
         self.assertTrue(execute_from_command_line.called)
         self.assertEqual(execute_from_command_line.call_args[0],
                          (['bin/test', 'test', 'spamm', 'eggs'],))
         self.assertEqual(mock_setdefault.call_args[0],
                          ('DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE',
                           'testpanel.development'))
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 def test_script(self, mock_setdefault, execute_from_command_line):
     with mock.patch.object(sys, 'argv', ['bin/test']):
         # The test script should execute the standard Django test command
         # with any apps configured in xabber_recipe given as its arguments.
         binscripts.test('cheeseshop.development', '', 'spamm', 'eggs')
         self.assertTrue(execute_from_command_line.called)
         self.assertEqual(execute_from_command_line.call_args[0],
                          (['bin/test', 'test', 'spamm', 'eggs'],))
         self.assertEqual(mock_setdefault.call_args[0],
                          ('DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE',
                           'cheeseshop.development'))
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 def test_script_with_args(self, mock_setdefault,
                           execute_from_command_line):
     with mock.patch.object(sys, 'argv', ['bin/test', '--verbose']):
         # The test script should execute the standard Django test command
         # with any apps given as its arguments. It should also pass along
         # command line arguments so that the actual test machinery can
         # pick them up (like '--verbose' or '--tests=xyz').
         binscripts.test('cheeseshop.development', '', 'spamm', 'eggs')
         self.assertEqual(
             execute_from_command_line.call_args[0],
             (['bin/test', 'test', 'spamm', 'eggs', '--verbose'],))
         self.assertEqual(
             mock_setdefault.call_args[0],
             ('DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE', 'cheeseshop.development'))
    def test_deeply_nested_settings(self, mock_setdefault,
                                    execute_from_command_line):
        settings = mock.sentinel.SettingsModule
        settings.SECRET_KEY = 'Not super secret key'

        nce = mock.sentinel.NCE
        nce.development = settings

        sys.modules['testpanel'].nce = nce
        sys.modules['testpanel.nce'] = nce
        sys.modules['testpanel.nce.development'] = settings

        binscripts.test('testpanel.nce.development', '', 'tilsit', 'stilton')
        self.assertEqual(
            mock_setdefault.call_args[0],
            ('DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE', 'testpanel.nce.development'))
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 def test_deeply_nested_settings(self, mock_setdefault,
                                 execute_from_command_line):
     # Settings files can be more than two levels deep. We need to
     # make sure the test script can properly import those. To
     # demonstrate this we need to add another level to our
     # sys.modules entries.
     settings = mock.sentinel.SettingsModule
     settings.SECRET_KEY = 'I mock your secret key'
     nce = mock.sentinel.NCE
     nce.development = settings
     sys.modules['cheeseshop'].nce = nce
     sys.modules['cheeseshop.nce'] = nce
     sys.modules['cheeseshop.nce.development'] = settings
     binscripts.test('cheeseshop.nce.development', '', 'tilsit', 'stilton')
     self.assertEqual(
         mock_setdefault.call_args[0],
         ('DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE', 'cheeseshop.nce.development'))