Hi have tried the same solution but still having the problem.
def get_param(param) if param is None: raise ValueError('param is not set')
def test_param(): with pytest.raises(ValueError) as e: get_param()
The problem is that when function does not raise exception, test_param() gets fail with the following error.
Failed: DID NOT RAISE It works as expected when get_param(param) function throws exception.
Thanks in advance :-)
That's the expected behaviour. The test is checking that an exception was raised, so if that doesn't happen, the tests fails.
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Hi have tried the same solution but still having the problem.
def get_param(param)
if param is None:
raise ValueError('param is not set')
def test_param():
with pytest.raises(ValueError) as e:
get_param()
The problem is that when function does not raise exception, test_param() gets fail with the following error.
Failed: DID NOT RAISE
It works as expected when get_param(param) function throws exception.
Thanks in advance :-)
That's the expected behaviour. The test is checking that an exception was raised, so if that doesn't happen, the tests fails.