How to use test_not_verbose method in Molotov

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test_securedrop-admin-setup.py

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...27 bootstrap.setup_logger(verbose=True)28 bootstrap.sdlog.debug('VISIBLE')29 out, err = capsys.readouterr()30 assert 'VISIBLE' in out31 def test_not_verbose(self, capsys):32 bootstrap.setup_logger(verbose=False)33 bootstrap.sdlog.debug('HIDDEN')34 bootstrap.sdlog.info('VISIBLE')35 out, err = capsys.readouterr()36 assert 'HIDDEN' not in out37 assert 'VISIBLE' in out38 def test_run_command(self):39 for output_line in bootstrap.run_command(40 ['/bin/echo', 'something']):41 assert output_line.strip() == b'something'42 lines = []43 with pytest.raises(subprocess.CalledProcessError):44 for output_line in bootstrap.run_command(45 ['sh', '-c',...

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test_verbose.py

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1###############################################################2# pytest -v --capture=no tests/test_verbose.py3# pytest -v tests/test_verbose.py4# pytest -v --capture=no tests/test_verbose..py::Test_verbose.test_0015###############################################################6from cloudmesh.common.util import HEADING7from cloudmesh.common.debug import VERBOSE8import io9import pytest10from contextlib import redirect_stdout11from cloudmesh.common.variables import Variables12import os13variables = Variables()14old = variables["verbose"]15@pytest.mark.incremental16class Test_Verbose:17 def setup_class(self):18 global old19 old = variables["verbose"]20 print()21 print ("VERBOSE <-", old)22 variables["verbose"] = 1023 print ("VERBOSE =", variables["verbose"])24 def teardown_class(self):25 global old26 variables["verbose"] = old27 print()28 print ("VERBOSE ->", old)29 def test_value(self):30 os.system("cms debug on")31 v = variables["verbose"]32 print()33 print ("Variables", v)34 assert True35 def test_VERBOSE(self):36 HEADING()37 help = "hallo"38 with io.StringIO() as buf, redirect_stdout(buf):39 VERBOSE(help)40 output = buf.getvalue()41 print (output)42 assert "help" in output43 assert "hallo" in output44 assert "#" in output45 46 def test_not_VERBOSE(self):47 HEADING()48 variables["verbose"] = 049 help = "hallo"50 with io.StringIO() as buf, redirect_stdout(buf):51 VERBOSE(help)52 output = buf.getvalue()53 print (output)54 variables["verbose"] = 1055 assert "help" not in output56 assert "hallo" not in output57 assert "#" not in output58 def test_6_print_VERBOSE(self):59 HEADING()60 help = "hallo"61 for v in [0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10]:62 print("TEST FOR VERBOSE", v)63 with io.StringIO() as buf, redirect_stdout(buf):64 variables["verbose"] = v65 VERBOSE(help, verbose=6)66 output = buf.getvalue()67 print (output)68 if v < 6:69 assert "hallo" not in output70 assert "#" not in output71 else:72 assert "hallo" in output73 assert "#" in output...

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test_stopflag.py

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1import json2import socket3from rebootmgr.main import cli as rebootmgr4def test_not_verbose(run_cli, consul_cluster, forward_consul_port, default_config):5 consul_cluster[0].kv.put("service/rebootmgr/stop", "reason: stopped for testing")6 result = run_cli(rebootmgr)7 # There is a distinct exit code when the global stop flag is set8 assert result.exit_code == 1029 # We did not ask for verbose logging10 assert not result.output11def test_verbose(run_cli, consul_cluster, forward_consul_port, default_config):12 consul_cluster[0].kv.put("service/rebootmgr/stop", "reason: stopped for testing")13 result1 = run_cli(rebootmgr, ["-v"])14 assert "Global stop flag is set" in result1.output15 assert "service/rebootmgr/stop" not in result1.output16 result2 = run_cli(rebootmgr, ["-vv"])17 assert "Global stop flag is set" in result2.output18 assert "service/rebootmgr/stop" in result2.output...

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