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morganstanley
Testplan, a multi-testing framework, because unit tests can only go so far..
Sample Test Case :- ``` @testcase def fix_match(self, env, result): fix_msg_1 = { 36: 6, 22: 5, 55: 2, 38: 5, 75: 123, 555: [ { 600: 'A' } ],...
## Bug / Requirement Description emphasized docs update for Fix, Http and Sqlite3 ## Solution description Describe your code changes in detail for reviewers. ## Checklist: - [ ] Test...
* Update sorting and filter module so that they can deal with basic string type as well as testsuite/testcase objects. Related code is refactored to support any custom type of...
* Update sorting and filter module so that they can deal with basic string type as well as testsuite/testcase objects. Related code is refactored to support any custom type of...
* A pool worker has a handler for a standalone thread or process. Before the pool exit and wait workers to be `STOPPED`, should check that worker is not alive...
## Phenomena `result.markdown` didn't produce expected table in PDF report. #### Actual Result [report.pdf](https://github.com/morganstanley/testplan/files/8501620/report.pdf) (My interest is in the `Markdown` session, as in the screenshot below. There is **no** message...
When starting in interactive mode it would be useful to be able to specify on the command line an environment to prestart.
As expected - the PyUnit test runner does not yet work with interactive test runner. It needs to implement both dry_run() and run_testcases_iter() methods correctly to work with interactive mode.:...
Expected - PyTest runner needs to implement both dry_run() and run_tests_iter() methods to work with interactive mode. Current behaviour: running any PyTest instance raises NotImplementedError on the backend.
I noticed that adding complete garbage parameters to the Testplan class constructor does not cause an error. E.g.: ``` import testplan testplan.Testplan( name="MyPlan", foobarbaz=True) ``` I would expect the `foobarbaz`...
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Testplan, a multi-testing framework, because unit tests can only go so far..