Django Tests use the production database when making queries on the static elements of the class, why does...
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I have two Databases, one for use with Django (app_db) and another read-only one that is not stained with Django (remote_db).
I have my custom router defined (db_for_read, db_for_write, allow_relation) and selects the right one when used with an app (module) created to manipulate the data, inclusive in the tests. In addition, remote_db to their own migrations.
Distributions Apps and Database:
- app news_module with model class News, NewsCategoryClassifier, use app_db.
- app categories_module with model class Category, use remote_db.
My Setting:
DATABASE_ROUTERS = ['src.core.router.MyCustomRouter']
DATABASES = {
'default': env.db('APP_DB'),
'remote_db': env.db('REMOTE_DB')
}
my test:
class CategoriesClassifierTest(TestCase):
def test_instance_have(self):
Category.object.create(name='Sports')
Category.object.create(name='Financials')
cl = NewsCategoryClassifier()
self.assertIsInstance(cl, NewsCategoryClassifier)
self.assertEquals(['Sports', 'Financials'], cl.choices)
This works as expected.
class NewsCategoryClassifier:
def __init__(self):
self.choices = Categories.objects.all()
But when I run the test that involves a query on a class attribute I get data from the production database.
class NewsCategoryClassifier:
choices = Categories.objects.all()
I would like to get how I can test the data in NewsCategoryClassifier from test_remote_db. I don't know if by creating a custom TestRunner I can come up with my solution.
django testing
edited Nov 9 at 18:11
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I have two Databases, one for use with Django (app_db) and another read-only one that is not stained with Django (remote_db).
I have my custom router defined (db_for_read, db_for_write, allow_relation) and selects the right one when used with an app (module) created to manipulate the data, inclusive in the tests. In addition, remote_db to their own migrations.
Distributions Apps and Database:
- app news_module with model class News, NewsCategoryClassifier, use app_db.
- app categories_module with model class Category, use remote_db.
My Setting:
DATABASE_ROUTERS = ['src.core.router.MyCustomRouter']
DATABASES = {
'default': env.db('APP_DB'),
'remote_db': env.db('REMOTE_DB')
}
my test:
class CategoriesClassifierTest(TestCase):
def test_instance_have(self):
Category.object.create(name='Sports')
Category.object.create(name='Financials')
cl = NewsCategoryClassifier()
self.assertIsInstance(cl, NewsCategoryClassifier)
self.assertEquals(['Sports', 'Financials'], cl.choices)
This works as expected.
class NewsCategoryClassifier:
def __init__(self):
self.choices = Categories.objects.all()
But when I run the test that involves a query on a class attribute I get data from the production database.
class NewsCategoryClassifier:
choices = Categories.objects.all()
I would like to get how I can test the data in NewsCategoryClassifier from test_remote_db. I don't know if by creating a custom TestRunner I can come up with my solution.
django testing
edited Nov 9 at 18:11
Kzrystof
1,90531221
asked Nov 9 at 17:31
Henry Palacios
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I have two Databases, one for use with Django (app_db) and another read-only one that is not stained with Django (remote_db).
I have my custom router defined (db_for_read, db_for_write, allow_relation) and selects the right one when used with an app (module) created to manipulate the data, inclusive in the tests. In addition, remote_db to their own migrations.
Distributions Apps and Database:
- app news_module with model class News, NewsCategoryClassifier, use app_db.
- app categories_module with model class Category, use remote_db.
My Setting:
DATABASE_ROUTERS = ['src.core.router.MyCustomRouter']
DATABASES = {
'default': env.db('APP_DB'),
'remote_db': env.db('REMOTE_DB')
}
my test:
class CategoriesClassifierTest(TestCase):
def test_instance_have(self):
Category.object.create(name='Sports')
Category.object.create(name='Financials')
cl = NewsCategoryClassifier()
self.assertIsInstance(cl, NewsCategoryClassifier)
self.assertEquals(['Sports', 'Financials'], cl.choices)
This works as expected.
class NewsCategoryClassifier:
def __init__(self):
self.choices = Categories.objects.all()
But when I run the test that involves a query on a class attribute I get data from the production database.
class NewsCategoryClassifier:
choices = Categories.objects.all()
I would like to get how I can test the data in NewsCategoryClassifier from test_remote_db. I don't know if by creating a custom TestRunner I can come up with my solution.
django testing
edited Nov 9 at 18:11
Kzrystof
1,90531221
asked Nov 9 at 17:31
Henry Palacios
12
I have two Databases, one for use with Django (app_db) and another read-only one that is not stained with Django (remote_db).
I have my custom router defined (db_for_read, db_for_write, allow_relation) and selects the right one when used with an app (module) created to manipulate the data, inclusive in the tests. In addition, remote_db to their own migrations.
Distributions Apps and Database:
- app news_module with model class News, NewsCategoryClassifier, use app_db.
- app categories_module with model class Category, use remote_db.
My Setting:
DATABASE_ROUTERS = ['src.core.router.MyCustomRouter']
DATABASES = {
'default': env.db('APP_DB'),
'remote_db': env.db('REMOTE_DB')
}
my test:
class CategoriesClassifierTest(TestCase):
def test_instance_have(self):
Category.object.create(name='Sports')
Category.object.create(name='Financials')
cl = NewsCategoryClassifier()
self.assertIsInstance(cl, NewsCategoryClassifier)
self.assertEquals(['Sports', 'Financials'], cl.choices)
This works as expected.
class NewsCategoryClassifier:
def __init__(self):
self.choices = Categories.objects.all()
But when I run the test that involves a query on a class attribute I get data from the production database.
class NewsCategoryClassifier:
choices = Categories.objects.all()
I would like to get how I can test the data in NewsCategoryClassifier from test_remote_db. I don't know if by creating a custom TestRunner I can come up with my solution.
django testing
django testing
edited Nov 9 at 18:11
Kzrystof
1,90531221
asked Nov 9 at 17:31
Henry Palacios
12
edited Nov 9 at 18:11
Kzrystof
1,90531221
asked Nov 9 at 17:31
Henry Palacios
12
edited Nov 9 at 18:11
Kzrystof
1,90531221
edited Nov 9 at 18:11
Kzrystof
1,90531221
edited Nov 9 at 18:11
Kzrystof
1,90531221
1,90531221
asked Nov 9 at 17:31
Henry Palacios
12
asked Nov 9 at 17:31
Henry Palacios
12
asked Nov 9 at 17:31
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