#28869: Django.test.tag Inconsistent Inheritance
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Reporter: William Ayd | Owner: nobody
Type: Bug | Status: new
Component: Testing framework | Version: 1.11
Severity: Normal | Resolution:
Keywords: testing, tag | Triage Stage: Unreviewed
Has patch: 0 | Needs documentation: 0
Needs tests: 0 | Patch needs improvement: 0
Easy pickings: 0 | UI/UX: 0
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Description changed by Hrishikesh Barman:
Old description:
> When subclassing test cases, decorated tags are inherited ONLY when the
> subclass does not provide its own tag decorator. If the subclass provides
> its own decorator(s) then the parent's tags are ignored.
>
> If you use the attached file, running:
>
> {{{
> python manage.py test
> }}}
>
> yields two test cases as expected. However, running
>
> {{{
> python manage.py test tag=foo-tests
> }}}
>
> OR
>
> {{{
> python manage.py test tag=baz-tests
> }}}
>
> Will each only run one test a piece. I would expect that the former would
> run both test cases, given all of the test cases in the attached file are
> inherited from a class which is decorated with that tag.
New description:
When subclassing test cases, decorated tags are inherited ONLY when the
subclass does not provide its own tag decorator. If the subclass provides
its own decorator(s) then the parent's tags are ignored.
If you use the attached file, running:
{{{
python manage.py test
}}}
yields two test cases as expected. However, running
{{{
python manage.py test --tag=foo-tests
}}}
OR
{{{
python manage.py test --tag=baz-tests
}}}
Will each only run one test a piece. I would expect that the former would
run both test cases, given all of the test cases in the attached file are
inherited from a class which is decorated with that tag.
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