It works if I call insure_indexes() method. I can't understand why. Is
there to avoid it ?
My code that works :
>
> from django.test import TestCase
> from les_classiques.models import Author
> import mongoengine
>
>
> class DatabaseTest(TestCase):
> def setUp(self):
> db = mongoengine.connection.get_db()
> for collection in
> db.collection_names(include_system_collections=False):
> db.drop_collection(collection)
>
> def test_insert_new_author(self):
> author = Author(name='Hugo', first_name='Victor')
> author.save()
> db_author = Author.objects(name='Hugo', first_name='Victor')[0]
> self.assertEqual(db_author.name, 'Hugo')
>
> def test_insert_duplicate_author_failure(self):
>
Author.insure_indexes()
> author = Author(name='Peguy', first_name='Charles')
> author2 = Author(name='Peguy', first_name='Charles')
> author.save()
> self.assertRaises(mongoengine.NotUniqueError, author2.save)
>
>
>
>
>
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