[6/8] Use assert(Not)Regex instead of assertTrue or assertFalse in tests - #5245
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assert(Not)Regex instead of assertTrue or assertFalseassert(Not)Regex instead of assertTrue or assertFalse in tests
… in tests This makes the tests shorter and hence easier to read, avoids `re.compile` calls and manual failure message composing. In some cases `assert_multi_regex` could be used to avoid the explicit loops.
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@akesandgren I searched for other occurrences where assert(Not)In can be used and fixed them (hopefully) all in the new commit |
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Going in, thanks @Flamefire! |
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This makes the tests shorter and hence easier to read, avoids
re.compilecalls and manual failure message composing. In some casesassert_multi_regexcould be used to avoid the explicit loops.