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Clean up Zenmap unit tests #85
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I'd like to work on this for the SoC2015. My questions being given a full-time commitment to this how long would something like this take?
Is there a list of all the functions and modules categorized into either your step 1 or step 2 categories?
Where are the current unittest located?
@Amertz08 I would anticipate that this would take about 2 or 3 weeks of full-time work, but I'm a bad estimator of other people's time budgets. The modules are in the
zenmap/directory underzenmapGUI,zenmapCore, andradialnet. The existingunittest-compatible tests are discovered and run withzenmap/tests/run_tests.py.Not very useful, but I got this failure
Traceback (most recent call last): File "run_tests.py", line 15, in <module> start_dir=glob.glob("build/lib.*")[0], IndexError: list index out of range make: *** [zenmap_check] Error 1The problem is that the
builddirectory doesn't exist.
Assuming that zenmap isn't enabled by default, I didn't configure to build it (that is, my configure command was just./configure --with-libpcap=included). I have bothpython(Python2) andpython3executables on my system@dmiller-nmap I like to work on this. Not fulltime. But when i have time i will do it. It's ok to use PyUnit for this write..?
Lots of Zenmap's component Python modules have unit tests of some sort or other, but many are just "run this function
if __name__=='__main__'" type of things. We currently use the test discovery built in to Python 2.7'sunittestlibrary, so this task could be taken in a few different steps:unittesttest cases so that autodiscovery can pick them up.zenmap/tests/directory) so we don't rely on autodiscovery, which doesn't work on Python 2.6 and earlier.