Hi Lisa,
Thanks for the reply.
On Wed, 17 Sep 2008 14:28:59 -0700, Lisa Dusseault
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> I have a bunch of unit tests that do file upload too. E.g.:
>
> def testBasics(self):
> testpage = self.test_report.page_set.create(slug="testpage", title =
> "Test Page")
> self.assertEquals(testpage.report, self.test_report)
> testpage.page_spec.save("testgraphspec.json",
> ContentFile(TESTSPECSTR))
> graphspecs = testpage.graphspecs()
> assert "age1" in graphspecs.keys()
> self.assertEquals(graphspecs["age1"].slug, "age1")
> I have no idea if this is the best way or not, but it seems that the
> django unit test magic does the right thing here, and the file that
> is created upon upload gets cleaned up afterward, without any need
> to change the MEDIA location or do other painful things.
Well, hopefully it doesn't need to be that painful. :-) I'm surprised
the files get removed automatically, if that's what you mean. You are
not deleting them after the tests are run? One reason I don't want
the test files uploaded to the same directory as the regular files is
that I check to see whether the files uploaded to the location are the
correct ones, which is impossible if there are other files there
already. In general it is just cleaner, I think.
> Are you using django's "manage.py test" to run the tests?
Yes.
Faheem.
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