Handled CollectReport without duration attribute in terminal report #13573
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testing/test_terminal_report.py
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Not sure I follow, doesn't the change in terminal.py prevents this message from appearing in the command line?
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this fix mainly prevents the AttributeError from showing up, which is expected now asthe bug is resolved.
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But the fact that the bug is fixed, means that the message does not show up, correct? any is testing that it should show up, which is wrong.
testing/test_terminal_report.py
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Any reason why this test is not added to test_terminal.py?
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Hi @nicoddemus , test_terminal.py was already existing,, so thought of making another new unit test file. Shall I add this in that existing file only? please let me know
Co-authored-by: Bruno Oliveira <[email protected]>
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Hi @nicoddemus , I made the necessary changes, please review and let me know. Thank you. |
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Fix #13478
This PR adds a regression test to fix a bug in console_output_style=times that, because it lacks the duration attribute, caused a crash when a CollectReport object (from a skipped test) was included. The test helps stop future regressions and verifies that the problem no longer exists.