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When I give the command pytest pytest --color=yes test_nbmdt.py | less -r
I get 4 attribute errors, all involving `no attribute 'route_test':
E AttributeError: 'TestIPv4Route' object has no attribute 'route_list'
(general) jeffs@Jeffs-Win-10-laptop:~/ubuntu/python/nbmdt$ fgrep IPv4_route *.py */*.py network.py: """This method produces a nice string representation of a IPv4_route object""" network.py: """This method produces a nice string representation of a IPv4_route object""" routes.py: route_list.append(self.IPv4_route(name=name, routes.py: """This method produces a nice string representation of a IPv4_route object""" test_nbmdt.py: self.route_list = nbmdt.IPv4_route.find_ipv4_routes() test_nbmdt.py: self.assertIsInstance(r, nbmdt.IPv4_route ) utilities.py: # ipv4_routes = IPv4_route.find_ipv4_routes() (general) jeffs@Jeffs-Win-10-laptop:~/ubuntu/python/nbmdt$
One thing I notice is that there are two files that do the same thing: network.py and route.py. There should be one file, network.py, because that is the name of the level. It does routing, to be sure.
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When I give the command
pytest pytest --color=yes test_nbmdt.py | less -r
I get 4 attribute errors, all involving `no attribute 'route_test':
E AttributeError: 'TestIPv4Route' object has no attribute 'route_list'
(general) jeffs@Jeffs-Win-10-laptop:~/ubuntu/python/nbmdt$ fgrep IPv4_route *.py */*.py network.py: """This method produces a nice string representation of a IPv4_route object""" network.py: """This method produces a nice string representation of a IPv4_route object""" routes.py: route_list.append(self.IPv4_route(name=name, routes.py: """This method produces a nice string representation of a IPv4_route object""" test_nbmdt.py: self.route_list = nbmdt.IPv4_route.find_ipv4_routes() test_nbmdt.py: self.assertIsInstance(r, nbmdt.IPv4_route ) utilities.py: # ipv4_routes = IPv4_route.find_ipv4_routes() (general) jeffs@Jeffs-Win-10-laptop:~/ubuntu/python/nbmdt$
One thing I notice is that there are two files that do the same thing: network.py and route.py. There should be one file, network.py, because that is the name of the level. It does routing, to be sure.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: