Duncan Booth wrote:
> ... Possible enhancements:
> add another argument for associated issue tracker id ... some unbroken tests
> will also have associated issues this might just be a separate decorator.
This is probably easier to do as a separate decoration which would have to
precede the "failing test" decoration:
def tracker(identifier):
def markup(function):
function.tracker = identifier
return function
return markup
> add some easyish way to generate a report of broken tests.
Here's a generator for all the "marked broken" tests in a module:
import types, unittest
def marked_broken(module):
for class_name in dir(module):
class_ = getattr(module, class_name)
if (isinstance(class_, (type, types.ClassType)) and
issubclass(class_, unittest.TestCase)):
for test_name in dir(class_):
if test_name.startswith('test'):
test = getattr(class_, test_name)
if (hasattr(test, '__name__') and
test.__name__.startswith('XXX_')):
yield class_name, test_name, test.todo
You could even use it like this:
import sys
import mytests
for module_name, module in sys.modules.iteritems():
last_class = ''
for class_name, test_name, reason in marked_broken(module):
if module_name:
print 'In module %s:' % module_name
module_name = ''
if last_class != class_name:
print 'class', class_name
last_class = class_name
print ' %s\t %s' % (test_name, reason)
Thanks for the thoughtful feedback.
--Scott David Daniels
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