2011/4/29 Ronny Pfannschmidt <ronny.pfannschm...@gmx.de> > [...] > > E Failed: funcarg 'property' not used in this > > function. > [...] > it seems the function is test_property_validation > the current check for the metafunc funcarg dict does not consider > arguments with default values funcargs > thus it complains since you pass in something that has a default at the > function level >
It was indeed the cause. Changing: def test_property_validation( validation_scenario_iter, property=None, value=None, good_value=None ): to: def test_property_validation( validation_scenario_iter, property, value, good_value ): fixed the issue. This is weird as it used to work in 1.3.4... > > > > Source of the test module can be found > > there: http://pastebin.com/1D2VArGt > > > > i would like to suggest splitting the scenario types into multiple test > functions, (good/bad values/types) > > I'm not sure how I would go about that: it would means going through the VALIDATION_SCENARIOS test data for each test function, and duplicating some setup code of the test function... also giving names/id's to the scenarios I did not know it was possible to give name. I added this and it greatly improve the output! Thanks a lot for helping figuring this out, Baptiste.
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