currently we have 3 different ways of running the tests which all result
in different patterns of errors and failures.
Nose also seems to effect the discovery of tests and the sys.path.
Somehow it forces the explicit loading of this statement,"from rdflib
import Namespace", which results in the module rdflib.Namespace being
loaded rather than the shortcut to the class rdflib.Namespace.Namespace.
methods and results(after fixing import errors locally)
* python setup.py nosetests (finds 65 tests)
builds rdflib and runs tests.
* nosetest (finds 65 tests) : same as above but no build
* python run_test.py (runs 33 tests)
Everything passes except for anything that does sparql, which errors out
as mentioned before.
The difference is caused by the --attr which causes tests that don't
have the attributes slowtest,unstable, or non_standard_dep to be run. A
quick grep indicate folks have been writing test expecting the behavior
of the flag "--eval-attr", which actually check to see if the attr
evaluates to be true.
./test/context.py:15: slowtest = True
./test/context.py:323:# slowtest = False
./test/context.py:330: slowtest = False
./test/context.py:339: slowtest = False
./test/context.py:348: slowtest = False
Binary file ./test/context.pyc matches
./test/graph.py:16: slowtest = True
./test/graph.py:183:# slowtest = False
./test/graph.py:191: slowtest = False
./test/graph.py:201: slowtest = False
Binary file ./test/graph.pyc matches
./test/parser_rdfcore.py:121: slowtest = True
Binary file ./test/parser_rdfcore.pyc matches
./test/serializers/__init__.py:30: #test_multiple.slowtest=True # not
really slow?
This would have the reversed effect for --attr=!slowtest (filtering all
tests with slowtest=True or False) and --eval-attr=!slowtest does not
work at all with nose.
Running sparql tests straight from python runs the test fine, though
graham and I saw alot of breakage.
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