Failing unittest Test cases
Eric
usenet at brainshell.org
Mon Jan 9 17:24:28 EST 2006
On 9 January 2006, Scott David Daniels wrote:
> There has been a bit of discussion about a way of providing test cases
> in a test suite that _should_ work but don't. One of the rules has been
> the test suite should be runnable and silent at every checkin. Recently
> there was a checkin of a test that _should_ work but doesn't. The
> discussion got around to means of indicating such tests (because the
> effort of creating a test should be captured) without disturbing the
> development flow.
>
> The following code demonstrates a decorator that might be used to
> aid this process. Any comments, additions, deletions?
Interesting idea. I have been prepending 'f' to my test functions that
don't yet work, so they simply don't run at all. Then when I have time
to add new functionality, I grep for 'ftest' in the test suite.
- Eric
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