def test_method2(_self):
with _self.allowExtra(): # <- allow unlimited number.
differences = [
datatest.Extra('foo'),
datatest.Missing('bar'),
datatest.Missing('baz'),
]
raise datatest.DataError('some differences', differences)
def test_method1(_self):
with _self.allowExtra(3):
differences = [
datatest.Extra('foo'),
datatest.Missing('bar'),
datatest.Missing('baz'),
]
raise datatest.DataError('some differences', differences)
def test_method(_self):
with _self.allowAny(2): # <- allow two
differences = [
datatest.Missing('foo'),
datatest.Missing('bar'),
datatest.Missing('baz'),
]
raise datatest.DataError('some differences', differences)
def test_method2(_self):
with _self.allowAny(4): # <- allow four
differences = [
datatest.Extra('foo'),
datatest.Missing('bar'),
datatest.Invalid('baz'),
]
raise datatest.DataError('some differences', differences)
def test_method(_self):
first = set([1, 2, 3])
second = set([1, 2, 3, 4])
with self.assertRaises(datatest.DataError) as cm:
_self.assertEqual(first, second) # <- Wrapped method!
msg = 'In 0.7.0, assertEqual() should raise DataError.'
_self.assertTrue(isinstance(cm.exception, datatest.DataError), msg)
diffs = list(cm.exception.differences)
_self.assertEqual(diffs, [datatest.Missing(4)])
