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Hello,
You can write this test case instead if you don't expect any request to be issued:
def test_no_requests(httpx_mock):
my_function(...)
assert not httpx_mock.get_requests()
Unless I am missing something here ?
Best Regards
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Thanks @Colin-b! It wasn't clear to me from the docs that this would work. Maybe it would be good to add this as an example?
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Thanks for the suggestion @calebho , the section on checking requests has been updated and will be part of the next release so that it will be displayed on pypi.org as well.
As a side note, I would also like to point out that you could even remove the assertion if we consider the following in case of a regression in your code (request being issued while you expect no request):
pytest-httpx
will raise ahttpx.TimeoutException
in case a response is not mocked.- Your code will then raise an exception (or at least the behavior that you are asserting will change).
However, should your code hide
in some way that the exception occurred. then you will indeed have to assert that no request was issued.
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