How to use _suite_time method in green

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test_junit.py

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...127 self.assertEqual(128 xml_test_result.attrib,129 {"name": "my_method", "classname": "MyClass", "time": "0.005"},130 )131 def test_suite_time(self):132 test1 = test("my.module", "MyClass", "test_method1")133 test1.test_time = "0.01"134 test2 = test("my.module", "MyClass", "test_method2")135 test2.test_time = "0.5"136 test3 = test("my.module", "MyClass", "test_method3")137 test3.test_time = "1.0"138 suite_time = self._adapter._suite_time([(2, test1), (0, test2), (0, test3)])139 self.assertEqual(suite_time, 1.51)140 def _assert_report_is(self, report):141 """142 Verify the structure of the generated XML text against the given143 'report' structure.144 """145 root = from_xml(self._destination.getvalue())146 test_suites = root.findall(JUnitDialect.TEST_SUITE)147 self.assertEqual(len(report), len(test_suites))148 for each_suite in test_suites:149 self._assert_suite(report, each_suite)150 def _assert_suite(self, expected_report, suite):151 """152 Verify that the given 'suite' matches one in the expected test report....

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junit.py

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...102 xml_suite.set(103 JUnitDialect.SKIPPED_COUNT,104 str(self._count_test_with_verdict(Verdict.SKIPPED, suite)),105 )106 xml_suite.set(JUnitDialect.TEST_TIME, str(self._suite_time(suite)))107 for each_test in suite:108 xml_test = self._convert_test(results, *each_test)109 xml_suite.append(xml_test)110 return xml_suite111 @staticmethod112 def _count_test_with_verdict(verdict, suite):113 return sum(1 for entry in suite if entry[0] == verdict)114 def _convert_test(self, results, verdict, test, *details):115 xml_test = Element(JUnitDialect.TEST_CASE)116 xml_test.set(JUnitDialect.NAME, test.method_name)117 xml_test.set(JUnitDialect.CLASS_NAME, test.class_name)118 xml_test.set(JUnitDialect.TEST_TIME, test.test_time)119 xml_verdict = self._convert_verdict(verdict, test, details)120 if verdict:121 xml_test.append(xml_verdict)122 if test in results.stdout_output:123 system_out = Element(JUnitDialect.SYSTEM_OUT)124 system_out.text = results.stdout_output[test]125 xml_test.append(system_out)126 if test in results.stderr_errput:127 system_err = Element(JUnitDialect.SYSTEM_ERR)128 system_err.text = results.stderr_errput[test]129 xml_test.append(system_err)130 return xml_test131 def _convert_verdict(self, verdict, test, details):132 if verdict == Verdict.FAILED:133 failure = Element(JUnitDialect.FAILURE)134 failure.text = str(details[0])135 return failure136 if verdict == Verdict.ERROR:137 error = Element(JUnitDialect.ERROR)138 error.text = str(details[0])139 return error140 if verdict == Verdict.SKIPPED:141 skipped = Element(JUnitDialect.SKIPPED)142 skipped.text = str(details[0])143 return skipped144 return None145 @staticmethod146 def _suite_time(suite):...

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