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Django "NoReverseMatch: Reverse for 'ads.views.AdListView' not found" while doing Test

I implemented some tests to check the status code of some pages, but this one with the reverse function throws me the error: django.urls.exceptions.NoReverseMatch: Reverse for ‘ads.views.AdListView’ not found. ‘ads.views.AdListView’ is not a valid view function or pattern name. Reading the documentation and some answers on stackoverflow I’m supposed to use either the view function… Read More Django "NoReverseMatch: Reverse for 'ads.views.AdListView' not found" while doing Test

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Why Is Asserting Resolved UIColor Failing After Changing UIUserInterfaceStyle in Unit Test?

I am working on a project that uses named color assets, and I am responsible for updating the unit tests that assert the correct color values. We have an XCTestCase subclass (BaseXCTestCase) that has a window property, which is set to a value of UIApplication.shared.firstKeyWindow: var window = UIApplication.shared.firstKeyWindow! firstKeyWindow is defined as windows.filter {… Read More Why Is Asserting Resolved UIColor Failing After Changing UIUserInterfaceStyle in Unit Test?

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How to write a test case for the icon which is not displayed on the page due to permissions

I am trying to write test cases with the different Users with their permissions. I have a situation where there are two users Admin- with full permissions Laydown User with limited access. Now I want to write a testcase when Laydown User is Logged in and hes not able to see his budget Icon. Budget… Read More How to write a test case for the icon which is not displayed on the page due to permissions

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Why is Python assertEqual telling me I'm missing the second argument in this unittest?

I’m currently testing the construction of some objects in Python, and I simply can’t get past this infuriating error. Here is my code: from unittest import TestCase class TestEquals(TestCase): def test_success(self): self.assertEqual("string","string") def main(): TestEquals.test_success(TestEquals) if __name__ == "__main__": main() (In my actual test I’m initiating an object to assert equality on, but I chose… Read More Why is Python assertEqual telling me I'm missing the second argument in this unittest?

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