How to use has_active_scopes method in Slash

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session.py

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...122 with handling_exceptions():123 hooks.after_session_end() # pylint: disable=no-member124 self.reporter.report_session_end(self)125 def initiate_cleanup(self):126 if not self.scope_manager.has_active_scopes():127 return128 try:129 with handling_exceptions(swallow=True):130 hooks.before_session_cleanup() # pylint: disable=no-member131 finally:132 with handling_exceptions(swallow=True):133 self.scope_manager.flush_remaining_scopes()134 def mark_complete(self):135 self._complete = True136 def is_complete(self):137 return self._complete138 _total_num_tests = 0139 def get_total_num_tests(self):140 """Returns the total number of tests expected to run in this session...

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scope_manager.py

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...35 raise SlashInternalError("Expected to pop {}, received {} instead".format(self._last_test, test))36 self._pop_scope('test')37 def get_current_stack(self):38 return self._scopes[:]39 def has_active_scopes(self):40 return bool(self._scopes)41 def _push_scope(self, scope):42 self._scopes.append(scope)43 _logger.trace('Pushed scope {0}', scope)44 self._session.fixture_store.push_scope(scope)45 self._session.cleanups.push_scope(scope)46 def _pop_scope(self, scope):47 popped = self._scopes.pop()48 _logger.trace('Popping scope {0} (expected {1})', popped, scope)49 if popped != scope:50 raise SlashInternalError('Popped scope {}, expected {}'.format(popped, scope))51 call_all_raise_first([self._session.cleanups.pop_scope, self._session.fixture_store.pop_scope],52 scope)53 _logger.trace('Popped scope {0}', popped)...

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