In test_internet, MultiServiceTestCase.testDeferredStopService is failing for me with Python 2.1.
The problem appears to be that the test assumes a particular order for the callback results, but the object is internally holding them in a dict so that order isn't guaranteed.
So is the test or the code buggy? Can someone familiar with how MultiService should work look at this? Thanks.
-Andrew.
On Sun, Nov 17, 2002 at 01:28:45AM +1100, Andrew Bennetts wrote:
In test_internet, MultiServiceTestCase.testDeferredStopService is failing for me with Python 2.1.
The problem appears to be that the test assumes a particular order for the callback results, but the object is internally holding them in a dict so that order isn't guaranteed.
So is the test or the code buggy? Can someone familiar with how MultiService should work look at this? Thanks.
The test was lame, and the API sucked. I fixed this just now: the Deferred that MultiService.stopService returns now results in a dict that looks like {serviceObject: (successOrFail, resultFromService)}.
This API was only added a week or two ago, so I didn't bother doing any backwards compatibility.
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