Catch KeyboardInterrupt and show those tests we did manage to run.
Cat's Eye Technologies
11 years ago
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* In `--verbose` mode, `py-falderal` will issue warnings about any test that
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has been run twice (i.e. more than run on identical test body text and
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implementation.)
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* If `py-falderal` catches a `KeyboardInterrupt` exception while running tests,
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it shows a report of all the tests that it did manage to run until that
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point, and a warning message to the effect that not all tests were run.
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Version 0.8 "Ukranian Village" (current released version):
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having both kinds of expectations would allow non-deterministic combinations
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of the two to be matched.)
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### catch KeyboardInterrupt, report on all results so far
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When a test suite takes a long time to run, it would be very nice if
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interrupting it with `^C` were to show a report of all the tests that did
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manage to run, plus a count of how many were not run.
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### Split InterveningMarkdown blocks to make nice test descriptions
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For example, if we have
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# run tests
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results = []
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dup_check = {}
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for test in tests:
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if options.verbose:
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print str(test)
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these_results = test.run(options=options)
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if options.verbose:
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for result in these_results:
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key = repr(test.body_block.text()) + repr(result.implementation)
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location = "%s, line %d" % (
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test.body_block.filename, test.body_block.line_num
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)
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dup_check.setdefault(key, []).append(location)
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results += these_results
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all_ran = False
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try:
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for test in tests:
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if options.verbose:
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print str(test)
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these_results = test.run(options=options)
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if options.verbose:
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for result in these_results:
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key = repr(test.body_block.text()) + repr(result.implementation)
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location = "%s, line %d" % (
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test.body_block.filename, test.body_block.line_num
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)
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dup_check.setdefault(key, []).append(location)
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results += these_results
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all_ran = True
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except KeyboardInterrupt:
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pass
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if options.verbose:
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for key in dup_check:
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result.report()
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num_results = len(results)
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num_failures = len([x for x in results if not x.is_successful()])
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if not all_ran:
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print '**************************************************************'
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print '** TESTING TERMINATED PREMATURELY -- NOT ALL TESTS WERE RUN **'
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print '**************************************************************'
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print '--------------------------------'
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print 'Total test runs: %d, failures: %d' % (num_results, num_failures)
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print '--------------------------------'
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