I had a look at that strange assertionError and... it looks like an uncaught regression *long* ago.
Or even worse, this looks like a test that has *never* failed :-(
I'll look at it again tomorrow.
One question: why is it required to do:
load_tests = load_tests_from_scenarios
Can't that be triggered automatically if a 'scenarios' attribute is defined on the test class ?
It's true that load_tests is generally required when you want to parametrize but... is it still possible to define a load_tests function and call load_tests_from_scenarios for some classes only ?
I can't put my finger on it as I write this but I somehow feel there is a hole somewhere... imbw, you may just have fill the hole instead...
Lovely result :)
I had a look at that strange assertionError and... it looks like an uncaught regression *long* ago.
Or even worse, this looks like a test that has *never* failed :-(
I'll look at it again tomorrow.
One question: why is it required to do:
load_tests = load_tests_ from_scenarios
Can't that be triggered automatically if a 'scenarios' attribute is defined on the test class ?
It's true that load_tests is generally required when you want to parametrize but... is it still possible to define a load_tests function and call load_tests_ from_scenarios for some classes only ?
I can't put my finger on it as I write this but I somehow feel there is a hole somewhere... imbw, you may just have fill the hole instead...