Re: [389-devel] Running lib389 tests

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On 01/24/2014 03:50 PM, Roberto Polli wrote:
Hi T,


On Thursday 23 January 2014 14:19:52 thierry bordaz wrote:
In a day to day work, I prefer to run an individual test under eclipse
so that I can isolate the tests.

I recommend you look at
http://port389.org/wiki/Upstream_test_framework#Deploy_389-ds_under_specific
_directory
done, I sent a mail about how "fixing" some scripts
Yes. My only concern is to keep the ability to run the test directly under python. Do we really need to get rid of __main__ when using nose/py.test ?
http://port389.org/wiki/Upstream_test_framework#Run_a_specific_test_under_ec
lipse
with some small changes I was able to run the test under both nose and
py.test. Using Eclipse + Nose you could even run single tests with a right-
click on the test name.

Great !

mappingTree_test.py,
the "list_test" depends on "create_test" and can't be executed standalone.
I would implement those tests separately. I would even simplify the tests, as
they are quite long and complex.

Ok, but I do not understand how you can test 'list' if you have not 'create' mapping_tree before.

You may run dirsrv_test.py, backend_test.py,
replica_test.py and Suffix_test.py.
I'll check them


Currently the tests are run only under eclipse (or directly with python
but require to set PYTHONPATH).
ok
ticket fix have their own tests on top of lib389. Those tests are run
under jenkins/py.test
ok.

See the attached png for the eclipse settings...

Peace,
R.

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