tests: parametrize proxy tests #836
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untitaker
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| @pytest.mark.parametrize( | ||
| "dsn,env_http_proxy,env_https_proxy,arg_http_proxy,arg_https_proxy,expected_proxy_scheme", | ||
| [ | ||
| ("http://foo@sentry.io/123", None, None, "http://localhost/123", None, "http"), |
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I wonder if instead of these tuples we should have one parameter called testcase and pass dictionaries into the testcase. I think this is hard to read because you need to memorize which tuple index maps to which param.
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excellent, thanks! |
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While working on adding tests for an other feature, I stumbled on those tests and found it hard to check which cases were tested among the 16 present tests.
Hopefully it's easier to read in the new version.