[wingide-users] Unittest veteran needs trivial example to debug test visibility.

[Brad Olson]

John, I got it working with a simple example, a brand new project that just
runs a few simple unit tests. Nice, simple unit test GUI, BTW!

But in a more complex project package, when I try "Run Tests in Current
File" on this file:
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#coding: utf-8
"""tests.py FOR NOW, THIS DOES NOTHING. JUST TESTING THE WINGIDE TEST
RUNNER."""
import unittest
class TestTest( unittest.TestCase):
    def setUp(self):
        self.name = "stuff"
    def testSetup(self):
        self.assertEqual( "stuff", self.name)
    def testFailure(self):
        self.assertEqual( "stuffy", self.name)

#unittest.main()
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...WingIDE's testing tool box shows "tests.py" doesn't seem to find the
tests. The status bar indicates tests starting then finished, then
 "tests.py" appears in the tool box with a blue question mark still by it
and no children.

Details: If I uncomment unittest.main() and debug, the tests run as
expected, with one failing. Removing the test file from the tool box and
re-running doesn't seem to help. My project default test framework is set to
"Unittest."

Could it be some package __init__.py or some project setting if interfering
with test discovery? Willing to do a little sleuthing here if you have any
ideas.
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