Hello,
So, I know this topic comes up a lot, but I haven't been able to find any
discussion on this particular twist on the topic. Perhaps someone has some
insight.
So, I have a function, which is decorated. In order for the doctest test finder
to find the doc tests in the decorated function, my wrapper needs to use the
functools.wraps decorator inside it. So far so good. *However*, the issue is
that if the decorator and the decorated function are defined in different
modules, and the decorator is defined at a greater line number in its module
than the decorated function in its module, and the doc test fails, the test
report lists the failure as occurring at an "unknown line number". This is a
problem if you have additional logic built on top of the reporting that relies
on line numbers of test failures (and even more fundamentally, it's a pain to
manually find which test actually failed).
Here is a specific example, this is running Python 2.7.9, in case that matters.
File decorator.py
1 import functools
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9 # The decorator has to be defined at a line number greater than the
10 # decorated function in order to trigger the bug.
11 def decorator(func):
12 @functools.wraps(func)
13 def wrapper(*args, **kwargs):
14 print('In Wrapper!')
15 return func(*args, **kwargs)
16 return wrapper
File decorated.py
1 from . import decorator
2
3
4 @decorator.decorator
5 def my_func():
6 '''
7 >>> my_func()
8 '''
9 print('my_func!')
10
11
12 if __name__ == '__main__':
13 import doctest
14 doctest.testmod()
Now, let's try to run the tests:
> python -m decorated
**********************************************************************
File ".../decorated.py", line ?, in __main__.my_func
Failed example:
my_func()
Expected nothing
Got:
In Wrapper!
my_func!
**********************************************************************
1 items had failures:
1 of 1 in __main__.my_func
***Test Failed*** 1 failures.
So, the test ran, and failed as we wanted, but the line number was not detected
correctly. Has anyone run into this issue, and/or know a workaround? Or perhaps
I am missing something obvious here?
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