unittest: how to specify which suites to run with unittest.main()?
Chad Netzer
cnetzer at mail.arc.nasa.gov
Tue Feb 11 20:17:26 EST 2003
On Tue, 2003-02-11 at 16:21, Fernando Perez wrote:
> Mark McEahern wrote:
> > 1. Don't name any method of testBase test*--or am I missing something?
>
> Well, that doesn't work because I want to run those methods, but only from
> the test1/test2 instances. These guys override the setUp() method to
> configure the tests with different parameters, but otherwise need to run
> exactly the same tests. So having them inherit all the test* methods from
> testBase actually makes perfect sense: they inherit all the tests,
> configure the setUp() call differently, and go on happily. So that
> solution doesn't work.
I think the mix-in approach you gave is perfectly fine. That is exactly
what multiple inheritence is for. test1 and test2 ARE both a testBase
and a TestCase, and a TestCase is by definition what you want unittest
to run.
I'd call it _testBase, or something, to indicate it is supposed to be
subclassed (and so that .
ie:
class _testBase(): pass
class test1(_testBase,TestCase): pass
class test2(_testBase,TestCase): pass
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