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bpo-40823: Use loadTestsFromTestCase() iso. makeSuite() in sqlite3 tests #20538
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I don't have a strong objection to this, but if we are going to drop Check
prefix, I'd prefer using test_*
instead of test*
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No problem. I'll rebase onto master and fix the naming. |
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Ref. issue 5846: unittest.makeSuite is deprecated
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PTAL, @berkerpeksag. Rebased onto master with snake case method naming. IMHO, it looks really nice now. |
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test_cursor_description_ctes_multiple_columns => test_cursor_description_cte_multiple_columns
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GitHub messed up the encoding again! See #20538 (comment). I must remember no to use the suggestion feature for these files. We should normalise the encodings:
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The same thing happened in #20448, and we ended up just converting Lib/sqlite3/test/userfunctions.py to UTF-8 in the same PR. I'd say we convert the rest right away. Agreed, @berkerpeksag? |
I failed to see what's wrong here and #20448 has lots of comments. Why do you want to convert encodings of these files? |
Commit fd4f651 was auto-generated by GitHub from the "suggestion" I set up in #20538 (comment). As you notice from the diff, GitHub silently converted the file from ISO-8859 encoding to UTF-8 encoding (ignoring the |
Ah, I see now, thanks for the explanation! Personally, I prefer reverting the commit generated by GitHub and apply the suggested change manually. I don't like when companies try to impose their own practices (it doesn't mean they are bad practices) on a perfectly fine piece of code :) |
… or we can revert the encoding change and create an issue for normalising the encodings.
No problem. I'll open an issue for normalising the file encodings. Consistence FTW :) |
Reverted in f93a63b. PTAL, @berkerpeksag |
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LGTM!
https://bugs.python.org/issue40823