Ok, so I fixed my problem, but i have the feelings this cant really be a
longterm solution ^^. If i create my own testsuite and skip all
django-apps, the tests pass, if i comment them in, they wont run (With the
above error). is there a possibility django changes the language-settings
somehow within its own tests, which affect my other tests?
On Tuesday, July 31, 2012 9:21:28 PM UTC+2, Andre Schemschat wrote:
>
> Hey together,
> I was just writing some tests for my views and i stumbled upon a
> localization error, which i cant figure out :/
> I have a test that checks the form-validation returnes the correct
> errors-messages for specific input data. Basicly what i feed to the view
> are the field-names and their values and in return i get a json-string with
> the error-messages for the fields.
> This works fine, if i just run the tests for that specific view. (Result
> is something like {'fielda':'Dieses Feld ist zwingend erforderlich.'},
> where 'Dieses Feld ist zwingend erforderlich.'=>'This field is required' in
> german).
> Now, if i run all tests, not just for that specific view, the test fails,
> because the view returnes {'fielda':'This field is required.'} instead of
> the german localization. I checked the settings.LANGUAGE_CODE-value in the
> view and in the test, in both cases it is de-de.
> Any ideas, why my test is fine if it runs alone and fails when all tests
> of the project (including the django-ones) are run? Im fresh out of ideas
> and a little bit puzzled :D
>
> Greetings & Thanks,
> Andre
>
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