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Make .fail files replace the docstring in order to be visible

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Sei Lisa 2019-01-04 22:29:15 +01:00
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run-tests.py
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@ -39,7 +39,7 @@
# .skp is for a file that if present, will skip this test. The contents are
# displayed as the reason for being skipped.
# .fail is for a file that, when present, marks the test as expected to fail.
# Its contents are not read (an empty file is OK).
# Its contents go to the docstring if not empty, replacing the .lsl one.
#
# A test passes when the stdout output matches the .out file, and the stderr
# output matches the .err file. Both default to empty strings.
@ -763,7 +763,10 @@ def generateScriptTests():
TestFunction.__name__ = ('test_' + testsuite + '__'
+ os.path.basename(fbase).replace('-','_'))
if os.path.exists(fbase + '.fail'):
fail = tryRead(fbase + '.fail')
if fail is not None:
if fail:
TestFunction.__doc__ = fail
TestFunction = unittest.expectedFailure(TestFunction)
else:
skip = tryRead(fbase + '.skp')

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unit_tests/README.txt
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@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ These are the extensions that the test suite recognizes in more detail:
.out: Expected stdout resulting from the test. If the first line is REGEX then the rest of the file will be taken as a regular expression to match against, as opposed to matching the whole file contents.
.err: Expected stderr resulting from the test. It also allows regular expression.
.skp: If present, the test will be skipped (not run). The contents of this file are taken as the reason for the expected failure.
.fail: If present, the test will be run, and counted as an expected failure. If a .fail file is present and the test passes, that will be counted as an unexpected success, and the program will not report success at the end. The contents will be ignored; zero-length files are OK.
.fail: If present, the test will be run, and counted as an expected failure. If a .fail file is present and the test passes, that will be counted as an unexpected success, and the program will not report success at the end. The contents will go to the docstring for the test if not empty, replacing the one taken from the .lsl file.
A test is considered such when either the .lsl or the .run file are present. The default stdin for the program is the .lsl file.