> A good way to learn unit testing and regression testing is to download
> the Python source code and read the test suites.
It’s a fantastic idea. I will also have a good understanding of the internals
of the standard library and at I can learn more about testing.
Any specific module that you
On Mon, 28 Aug 2017 01:55:25 +0530, Anubhav Yadav wrote:
> Can you suggest me the right python testing frameworks that I should be
> using? Right now I am using unittest to write test cases and manual
> if/else statements to run the functional test cases.
A good way to learn unit testing and reg
> If you have a function and you want to assert *that function's*
> behaviour, you can avoid external dependencies during the test run by
> providing fake resources. These can be mocks (e.g. with ‘unittest.mock’)
> or other fake resources that are going to behave exactly how you want,
> for the pu
> On 28-Aug-2017, at 04:35, Ben Finney wrote:
>
> Anubhav Yadav writes:
>
>> I want to write more test cases, specially that rely on database
>> insertions and reads and file IO.
>
> Thanks for taking seriously the importance of test cases for your code!
>
> One important thing to recognise
Anubhav Yadav writes:
> I want to write more test cases, specially that rely on database
> insertions and reads and file IO.
Thanks for taking seriously the importance of test cases for your code!
One important thing to recognise is that a unit test is only one type of
test. It tests one unit o
Hello,
I am a (self-learned) python developer and I write a lot of python code
everyday. I try to do as much unit testing as possible. But I want to be better
at it, I want to write more test cases, specially that rely on database
insertions and reads and file IO. Here are my use-cases for test
