> > > - def test_public_container(self):
> > > - """ Test accesssing a public container. """
> > > + def test_not_public_fails(self):
> > > + link = self.ds.put_file(self.filename, self.contents)
> > > + self.addCleanup(self.ds.delete_file, self.filename)
>
> So this should be removed as well?
Mille sabords !
That one didn't fail....
As an experiment, I'd like to keep it and see if/when it fails.
Looking at these tests again, some use list_files() to check the container content which is *wrong*. Yet, even when the other ones were failing almost always, those ones never fail...
Yeah, I think the best way to keep learning how swift works and how wide/narrow is that inconsistency window is to keep them this way, at least we know how to fix them now.
> > > - def test_public_ container( self): public_ fails(self) : put_file( self.filename, self.contents) (self.ds. delete_ file, self.filename)
> > > - """ Test accesssing a public container. """
> > > + def test_not_
> > > + link = self.ds.
> > > + self.addCleanup
>
> So this should be removed as well?
Mille sabords !
That one didn't fail....
As an experiment, I'd like to keep it and see if/when it fails.
Looking at these tests again, some use list_files() to check the container content which is *wrong*. Yet, even when the other ones were failing almost always, those ones never fail...
Yeah, I think the best way to keep learning how swift works and how wide/narrow is that inconsistency window is to keep them this way, at least we know how to fix them now.