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I am trying to create simple unit test that does nothing, it always returns the following :
SUMMARY: * RESULT: SUCCESS * TESTS: 0 * ERRORS: 0 [] * FAILURES: 0 []Output of test results is
<testsuite errors="0" failures="0" name="unittest.suite.TestSuite" tests="0" time="0.000"> <system-out> <system-err> </testsuite>
Are you sure your test is being run? I see TESTS: 0 and also in the xml output: tests="0".
No tests -> always succeed.
ROSTEST : ALWAYS FAILING
<node name="talker" pkg="sample_ros_py" type="talker" output="screen" />
Here it is actually trying to run your test, but if this is a Python script the <node .. type="" .. /> line should probably include the extension.
The error message seems to suggest that rostest can't find your script because of that:
FAILURE: Test node [sample_ros_py/test_topic] does not exist or is not executable
Can you check the name and extension of the Python file?
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I am trying to create simple unit test that does nothing, it always returns the following :
SUMMARY: * RESULT: SUCCESS * TESTS: 0 * ERRORS: 0 [] * FAILURES: 0 []Output of test results is
<testsuite errors="0" failures="0" name="unittest.suite.TestSuite" tests="0"time="0.000"> <system-out> <system-err> </testsuite>time="0.000">
Are you sure your test is being run? I see TESTS: 0 and also in the xml output: tests="0".
No tests -> always succeed.
ROSTEST : ALWAYS FAILING
<node name="talker" pkg="sample_ros_py" type="talker" output="screen" />
Here it is actually trying to run your test, but if this is a Python script the <node .. type="" .. /> line should probably include the extension.
The error message seems to suggest that rostest can't find your script because of that:
FAILURE: Test node [sample_ros_py/test_topic] does not exist or is not executable
Can you check the name and extension of the Python file?
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