Re: [Pypgsql-users] Unit test script appears to have problems

[Gerhard <ger...@gm...>]

* Steve Waterbury <ste...@gs...> [2002-05-20 09:37 -0400]:
> I installed PyPgSQL and ran PgSQLTestCases.py, which gave 29 errors -- but 
> these seem to be problems with the test scripts rather than with 
> PyPgSQL itself.  All errors came down to 4 methods missing in various unit 
> test scripts:  "assertEqual", "assertEquals" [sic -- typo?], 
> "failUnlessRaises", and "fail".  

Strange. Which version of Python is this? If it is 2.1 or later, do you
use the included unittest module or did you perhaps overwrite it with an
updated or outdated version?

Btw. in the current pyPgSQL release some tests checking the length of
cursor.description fail when you use PostgreSQL 7.2.x. This has been
fixed in the CVS version.

Gerhard
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