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test: Rename python to python3 in tests #1223

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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions tests/test___init__.py
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Expand Up @@ -42,23 +42,23 @@ def test__run_post_hooks_reports_missing_commands(self, project_with_dir: Projec
assert fake_command_name in error.detail

def test__run_post_hooks_reports_stdout_of_commands_that_error_with_no_stderr(self, project_with_dir):
failing_command = "python -c \"print('a message'); exit(1)\""
failing_command = "python3 -c \"print('a message'); exit(1)\""
project_with_dir.config.post_hooks = [failing_command]
project_with_dir._run_post_hooks()

assert len(project_with_dir.errors) == 1
error = project_with_dir.errors[0]
assert error.level == ErrorLevel.ERROR
assert error.header == "python failed"
assert error.header == "python3 failed"
assert "a message" in error.detail

def test__run_post_hooks_reports_stderr_of_commands_that_error(self, project_with_dir):
failing_command = "python -c \"print('a message'); raise Exception('some exception')\""
failing_command = "python3 -c \"print('a message'); raise Exception('some exception')\""
project_with_dir.config.post_hooks = [failing_command]
project_with_dir._run_post_hooks()

assert len(project_with_dir.errors) == 1
error = project_with_dir.errors[0]
assert error.level == ErrorLevel.ERROR
assert error.header == "python failed"
assert error.header == "python3 failed"
assert "some exception" in error.detail