Split out tests #37
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December 20, 2011 19:20
…uded updating all the references to those exceptions). * Added a todo comment about fixing a bad variable reference in a future branch.
* Moved authors into __init__, since files are now split (and added myself as an author). * Created a testing module for general, unit test customizations (testing infrastructure, as opposed to actual unit tests... which are in "tests"). * Renamed test_redis.py to test_client.py to match the module name it tests. * Renamed test classes to be more specific (including "TestCase" as part of their names). * Reformatted the hiredis test cases so that they didn't appear inside an import try/except and followed standard Twisted code formatting.
…that referenced these.
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Again, based on the other branches, this one finishes up with the split out (updating unit tests) and adds backwards compatible features so that old code shouldn't break if it uses code with the new client changes. If it does break, that's a bug!