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Does anyone have insight into why this Parser unit test is erroring?
====================================================================== FAIL: test__get_or_create_result_jurisdiction (test_parser.TestParser) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Traceback (most recent call last): File ".../clarify/tests/test_parser.py", line 72, in test__get_or_create_result_jurisdiction self.assertEqual(parser._result_jurisdictions, [ result_jurisdiction ]) AssertionError: Lists differ: [Resu[154 chars]rted=None, precincts_reporting_percent=None, level='precinct')] != [Resu[154 chars]rted=None, precincts_reporting_percent=None, level='county')] First differing element 0: Resul[152 chars]orted=None, precincts_reporting_percent=None, level='precinct') Resul[152 chars]orted=None, precincts_reporting_percent=None, level='county') Diff is 892 characters long. Set self.maxDiff to None to see it. ----------------------------------------------------------------------
I have looked into trying to fix it but can't figure out if the left side or right side of the assertion is undesirable.
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Tests work again - migrated unittest to pytest
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Except for the one that was already failing (see [openelections#41](openelections#41))
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Does anyone have insight into why this Parser unit test is erroring?
I have looked into trying to fix it but can't figure out if the left side or right side of the assertion is undesirable.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: