Hi, I'm seeing some behavior from some code I'm trying to add to the
test suite that I just don't understand at all.
When I run the following code inside the test suite, I get a runtime
error with the text "Got right exception".
raised = False
try:
self._do_uninstall(api_obj, ["example_pkg"])
except api_errors.WrapSuccessfulIndexingException:
raised = True
raise RuntimeError("Got right exception")
except Exception, e:
raise RuntimeError("Got some
exception,%s" % e.__class__.__name__)
When I change the code to instead be this:
raised = False
try:
self._do_uninstall(api_obj, ["example_pkg"])
except api_errors.WrapSuccessfulIndexingException:
raised = True
raise RuntimeError("Got right exception")
except Exception, e:
raise RuntimeError("Got some
exception,%s" % e.__class__.__name__)
if not raised:
raise RuntimeError("Got no exception")
I see different behavior. Now, I see the "Got no exception" runtime
error. Now, as far as I can tell, that means that adding the if
statement after the try/except block is somehow modifying the behavior
of the code within the try/except block. Frankly, that just strikes me
as weird and makes me question my sanity.
As a final point of comparison, when I do:
self.assertRaises(api_errors.WrapSuccessfulIndexingException,
self._do_uninstall, api_obj,
["example_pkg"])
I get:
AssertionError: WrapSuccessfulIndexingException not raised
If anyone has seen behavior like this, or wants to point out the
painfully obvious mistake I'm making, please let me know, cause I'm
clueless.
Thanks,
Brock
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