Intro to Python Mocks #2: Mocking Exceptions | Python tutorial

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Timecodes:
00:00 - Beginning. Adding try/except block to the function under test
02:19 - How to raise an exception from a test, and how to mock an exception using the .side_effect property.
04:23 - Fixing the 'TypeError: catching classes that are not inherit from BaseException is not allowed' when mocking an exception.
07:03 - Using the .raise_for_status() function from the requests library
09:48 - Writing a test to test raise_for_status(), and mocking raise_for_status
13:32 - Checking status codes within an except clause of the try/except block.
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Great. Thanks a lot. Very useful and underestimated topic, especially for those who's just found a job as a developer. Looking forward for more.

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[@charlietodd2867]

This is a great start to my journey. Security note: the nose module is no longer being maintained and should not be used. Use nose2 if you must, but the preference is to move to pytest.

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Satisfied with your explanations for the lesson. I have not met a better explanation.

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[@zzygyx9119]

awesome video. Thanks! Just wonder why in the end you used nosetests.

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I want to thank you. I was really struggling to grasp the concept of mocking subjects, and your videos have made it so much easier for me to understand

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[@oliveratkinson913]

Learn with your help the possibilities of Python Mock, get acquainted with the Requests library, using functions is a good opportunity to broaden your horizons and professionalism

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[@passhabi]

Why keep using MagicMock instead of Mock?

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[@passhabi]

I could understand it buuut..... I feel like I didn't get anything.. at least as the intention of the video was.

[@vanderfed]

Two comments about the code presented:
1. It's a very bad practice to use structures like "except SomeException: pass". That's how you can make exceptions untraceable and very difficult to debug.
2. If you mock not "main.requests" but "main.requests.get" you can get rid of all the fuzz about mocking raise_for_status. It is so much better to mock actually what you need to mock specifically than the whole requests library

[@ИванИванов-н9т9ъ]

А можно я не буду выпендриваться и задам вопрос на русском?
Олег, почему Вы не используете pytest?

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Я не говорил, что я не использую pytest. Нет пока ни одного видео про pytest - вот это да.

[@krishanunayek785]

It is really Beautiful explanation. You helped me a lot. I have written few of my testcases following your video. I was trying to implement the retry logic for http errors (500,502,503,504) and also the unit test cases for the retry logic for the http errors . i have also recently joined your telegram channel. I am giving my test code here below. Could you please have a look and suggest.
def func1(url):
s = auth_session(scopes=full_url) # auth_session function returns a authenticated session object as s.
retries = Retry(total=5, backoff_factor=1, status_forcelist=[500, 502, 503, 504])
s.mount('', HTTPAdapter(max_retries=retries))
res = s.get(url)
res.func1()
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@patch('app.func1')
def test_retry_api_call_for_http_err(self, mock_session):
# mock_session.exceptions = Session.exceptions
mock_response = MagicMock(status_code=502)
mock_response.raise_for_status.side_effect=HTTPError("Invalid response")
mock_session.get.return_value=mock_response
res=retry_api_call('example.com/')
self.assertEqual(mock_session.get.call_count, 2) # it is returning Assertion Error : 0 != 2
self.assertEqual(res.status_code,502) # it is returning Assertion Error : 200 != 502