On Mon, 12 Feb 2001, Andrew Kuchling wrote: > * A way to write test cases that doesn't bring the test method to a halt if > something raises an unexpected exception I'm not sure what you mean by this, but Jim F. recently sent this email around internally: """ Unit tests are cool. One problem is that after you find a problem, it's hard to debug it, because unittest catches the exceptions. I added debug methods to TestCase and TestSuite so that you can run your tests under a debugger. When you are ready to debug a test failure, just call debug() on your test suite or case under debugger control. I checked this change into our CVS and send the auther of PyUnit a message. Jim """ I don't think it adressed your comment, but it is an interesting related feature. -Michel
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