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How to define a mock object inside a mock in python?

I have a class that contains another class in a variable. Now I want to write a unit-test and define a mock object. Therefore I define a fixture in conftest.py and monkeypatch it with the mock object. I now get a the desired mock object but the inner object is noch the mock object which I defined. The problem ist

TypeError: test_custom_function..() missing 1 required positional argument: ‘_’

Having a Python functions as below: and Run pytest command to receive an error: TypeError: test_GetStudentId..() missing 1 required positional argument: ‘_’ Please help to fix above error. Thanks. Answer When calling input you’re passing no arguments (input()), but you’re telling unittest.mock that it has one (lambda _:). You need to be consistent. Either: Pass one argument when calling it

How to mock functions with same name, when called twice?

How do I mock a function which has been called twice in the same file, with different parameters? Here is my code snippet: code_file.py code_test.py First mock call to graphql is succeeding. The second graphql call is not getting mocked. It is trying to contact the actual server and receiving 404. How can I mock both graphql client calls? Answer

How to employ a MagicMock spec_set or spec on a method?

I am trying to use a method as a spec_set on a MagicMock. https://stackoverflow.com/a/25323517/11163122 provides a nice example of an unexpected call signature resulting in an Exception. Unfortunately, I can’t get it to work out for a method. How can I get the below code snippet to error out, given the calls don’t match the spec? I am using Python

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