Best Python code snippet using assertpy_python
test_snapshot.py
Source: test_snapshot.py
...563 @mock.patch(564 "{}.os.path.getsize".format("process_snapshot_toolkit.snapshot.v3"), clear=True565 )566 @mock.patch("{}.open".format("process_snapshot_toolkit.snapshot.v3"), clear=True)567 def test_snapshot_v3(self, mock_isfile, mock_isdir, mock_getsize, mock_open):568 storage_dir = "test/path/to/dir"569 m_snapshot.v3.ProcessSnapshotV3.from_dict(CORRECT_SNAPSHOT_V3, storage_dir)570 @mock.patch(571 "{}.os.path.isfile".format("process_snapshot_toolkit.snapshot.v3"), clear=True572 )573 @mock.patch(574 "{}.os.path.isdir".format("process_snapshot_toolkit.snapshot.v3"), clear=True575 )576 @mock.patch(577 "{}.os.path.getsize".format("process_snapshot_toolkit.snapshot.v3"), clear=True578 )579 @mock.patch("{}.open".format("process_snapshot_toolkit.snapshot.v3"), clear=True)580 def test_corrupt_snapshot(self, mock_isfile, mock_isdir, mock_getsize, mock_open):581 storage_dir = "test/path/to/dir"...
test_snapshots.py
Source: test_snapshots.py
...40 except NotImplementedError as ex:41 assert_that(str(ex)).is_equal_to('snapshot testing requires Python 3')42if sys.version_info[0] == 3:43 @pytest.mark.parametrize('count', [1, 2])44 def test_snapshot_v3(count):45 # test runs twice46 if count == 1:47 # on first pass, delete old snapshots...so they are re-created and saved48 if os.path.exists('__snapshots'):49 shutil.rmtree('__snapshots')50 if count == 2:51 # on second pass, snapshots are loaded and checked52 assert_that('__snapshots').exists().is_directory()53 assert_that(None).snapshot()54 assert_that(True).snapshot()55 assert_that(False).snapshot()56 assert_that(123).snapshot()57 assert_that(-456).snapshot()58 assert_that(123.456).snapshot()...
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