What I’m trying to do:
Run tests before running my app using the standard python unittest. If any of the tests fail, it fails fast, and throws an exception rather than continuing on running my app.
What I’ve tried and what’s not working:
This is in client_test, and comes from going through the documentation, and this Stack Overflow QA
def client_auto_tests():
HelloButtonTest().main(failFast=True)
#### Alternative to server tests, for free plans without Full Python server environment:
from . import module_test
module_test.HelloWorldTest().main()
AltServerHelloTest().main()
Error message for the above code
TypeError: main() got an unexpected keyword argument 'failFast'
at client_test, line 18
called from startup, line 12
From what I understand about unittest, failFast param should be passed to the main function, and should cause the tests to fail fast if any of them fail? I must be missing something here.
Any help is appreciated, Also credit to @hugetim, for the original clone app. Good base to start off.
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