Ian Delaney <[email protected]> added the comment:
ok thx fijal. I fixed the first test inside 20 minutes by swtiching to the
Attribute Error. The second 2 tests in test_ssl.py appear a totally different
matter.
Firstly are you suggesting the same applies here? The file has a myriad of
entries of TypeError and despite extended efforts I couldn't find the source of
allocating the TypeError to the tests.
Secondly, the tests pass by following the prompt of the error msg. In
count = server.send(memoryview(b('xy')))
&&
server.sendall(memoryview(b('x')))
substituting memoryview with buffer in pypy sees them pass. This to me isn't a
fix of the test, it's changing the test beyond its intent.
Do you know what a memoryview is? In the test_ssl.py the making or defining of
memoryview loses me all together. A buffer is a known structure, a memoryview
I've never heard of.
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