Hi,
In Pytest you want to ensure that the composed DF has the correct return.
Example
df2 = house_df. \
select( \
F.date_format('datetaken', 'yyyy').cast("Integer").alias('YEAR') \
, 'REGIONNAME' \
,
round(F.avg('averageprice').over(wSpecY)).alias('AVGPRICEPERYEAR') \
,
round(F.avg('flatprice').over(wSpecY)).alias('AVGFLATPRICEPERYEAR') \
,
round(F.avg('TerracedPrice').over(wSpecY)).alias('AVGTERRACEDPRICEPERYEAR')
\
,
round(F.avg('SemiDetachedPrice').over(wSpecY)).alias('AVGSDPRICEPRICEPERYEAR')
\
,
round(F.avg('DetachedPrice').over(wSpecY)).alias('AVGDETACHEDPRICEPERYEAR')).
\
distinct().orderBy('datetaken', asending=True)
Will that be enough to run just this command
assert not []
I believe that may be flawed because any error will be assumed to be NOT
NULL?
Thanks
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