python-testfixtures
TestFixtures is a collection of helpers and mock objects that are
useful when writing unit tests or doc tests.
If you're wondering why "yet another mock object library", testing is
often described as an art form and as such some styles of library will
suit some people while others will suit other styles. This library
contains common test fixtures the author found himself
repeating from package to package and so decided to extract them into
their own library and give them some tests of their own!
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Revision 11 (latest revision is 26)
Dominique Leuenberger (dimstar_suse)
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Tomáš Chvátal (scarabeus_iv)
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- Fix build without python2
- version update to 6.14.0
6.14.0 (24 Feb 2020)
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- Add support for non-deterministic logging order when using :meth:`twisted.LogCapture`.
6.13.1 (20 Feb 2020)
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- Fix for using :func:`compare` to compare two-element :func:`~unittest.mock.call`
objects.
6.13.0 (18 Feb 2020)
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- Allow any attributes that need to be ignored to be specified directly when calling
:func:`~testfixtures.comparison.compare_object`. This is handy when writing
comparers for :func:`compare`.
6.12.1 (16 Feb 2020)
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- Fix a bug that occured when using :func:`compare` to compare a string with a
slotted object that had the same :func:`repr` as the string.
6.12.0 (6 Feb 2020)
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- Add support for ``universal_newlines``, ``text``, ``encoding`` and ``errors`` to
:class:`popen.MockPopen`, but only for Python 3.
6.11.0 (29 Jan 2020)
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- :class:`decimal.Decimal` now has better representation when :func:`compare` displays a failed
comparison, particularly on Python 2.
- Add support to :func:`compare` for explicitly naming objects to be compared as ``x`` and ``y``.
This allows symmetry with the ``x_label`` and ``y_label`` parameters that are now documented.
- Restore ability for :class:`Comparison` to compare properties and methods, although these uses
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