Rose Ames added the comment:
Would this mean that we expect any one of the warnings to be raised, or all of
them? If it's one, the example you give would be equivalent to:
self.assertWarnsRegex(UserWarning, "^W100[01]")
Matching all of the warnings seems more interesting, but I'm not sure how to
handle the context manager attributes. For instance, right now you can do:
with self.assertWarnsRegex(FooWarning, "Bar") as cm:
blah()
self.assertEquals(cm.lineno, 1000)
Would lineno and filename become lists? It seems kind of ugly. What's the
advantage over simply testing for each warning separately?
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