from unittest import TestCase class TestSomething(TestCase): def test_something(self): self.assertMultiLineEqual('one two three', 'one three three') produces the error message
AssertionError: 'one two three' != 'one three three' - one two three ? ^^ + one three three ? ^^^^ But I would find it more useful to see mismatches inline, like git --word-diff=color shows.
How can I use unittest and other libraries to do something like that?
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r/learnpython from unittest import TestCase class TestSomething(TestCase): def test_something(self): self.assertMultiLineEqual(‘one two three’, ‘one three three’) produces the error message AssertionError: ‘one two three’ != ‘one three three’ – one two three ? ^^ + one three three ? ^^^^ But I would find it more useful to see mismatches inline, like git –word-diff=color shows. How can I use unittest and other libraries to do something like that? submitted by /u/Informal-Addendum435 [link] [comments]
from unittest import TestCase class TestSomething(TestCase): def test_something(self): self.assertMultiLineEqual('one two three', 'one three three') produces the error message
AssertionError: 'one two three' != 'one three three' - one two three ? ^^ + one three three ? ^^^^ But I would find it more useful to see mismatches inline, like git --word-diff=color shows.
How can I use unittest and other libraries to do something like that?
submitted by /u/Informal-Addendum435
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