def test_temporary_breakpoint(self):
"""Verify that a temporary breakpoint is removed when encountered"""
bp1 = debugger.Breakpoint(debugger.Keyword,
"*::breakpoint",
temporary=False)
bp2 = debugger.Breakpoint(debugger.Keyword,
"*::temporary breakpoint",
temporary=True)
listener = debugger.DebugListener(bp1, bp2)
listener.rdb = mock.Mock()
# The listener uses the .intro attribute as a string, so
# we need to set it to something so that the listener
# doesnt' crash.
listener.rdb.intro = "... intro ..."
self.assertEqual(len(listener.breakpoints), 2)
listener.start_suite("Suite", attrs={})
listener.start_test("Test Case", attrs={})
listener.start_keyword("temporary breakpoint",
attrs={"args": ["one", "two"]})
self.assertEqual(len(listener.breakpoints), 1)
self.assertEqual(
listener.breakpoints[0].pattern,
"*::breakpoint",
"the wrong breakpoint was removed",
)
listener.rdb.cmdloop.assert_called_once()
def test_listener_custom_breakpoints(self):
"""Verify we can create a cli with custom breakpoints"""
breakpoints = [
debugger.Breakpoint(debugger.Keyword, "*::keyword breakpoint"),
debugger.Breakpoint(debugger.Testcase, "*::test breakpoint"),
debugger.Breakpoint(debugger.Suite, "*::suite breakpoint"),
]
listener = debugger.DebugListener(*breakpoints)
self.assertEqual(listener.breakpoints, breakpoints)
def test_breakpoint_match(self):
bp = debugger.Breakpoint(debugger.Keyword, "*::breakpoint")
self.assertTrue(
bp.match(context="Suite.Test Case::breakpoint"),
"expected breakpoint to match, but it didn't",
)
self.assertFalse(
bp.match(context="Suite.Test Case::some other keyword"),
"didn't expect breakpoint to match, but it did",
)