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Here is the traceback |
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At first glance the error is completely unrelated to pytest How do you create/ migrate your database Do you import all models before creating it? |
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Thank you @RonnyPfannschmidt, yes, it probably might be, but wanted to get other opinions since I am not sure. The seeding script seeds the database fine, so I am assuming it is not SQLAlchemy. I know Python i have a seeding script for each model, essentially is the below import database
from model import Base
from model import Asset
from model import Project
from model import Platform
from model import Reference
from model import TestCase
TEST_CASE_LIST = [
TestCase(
name="test_compare_base",
)
]
...
async with async_session() as session:
async with session.begin():
session.add_all(TEST_CASE_LIST)
... |
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Nothing in the shown code suggests such a problem |
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I recommend validation of the database creation The name in the repr is different from the name of the field That indicates the possibility of a python field name change that wasn't put into a migration |
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The error message is
I'm not very familiar with SQLAlchemy, but are you sure that your model has a |
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100%, the model itself have it defined, and I double checked the database, it has the column seeded |
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Here's a more extensive log output from |
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All i see in that output is a broken logger configuration We need relevant logs |
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i have figured it out, it was a standard case of human dyslexia... thank you for the help 🙏🏻 |
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Hello All,
I am currently using
pytestandSQLAlchemyfor testing. I am getting an errorcolumn test_case.name does not existwith myTestCasemodel. I was wondering if there's a conflict in class name calling the model in SQLAlchemyTestCase?Model
Fetch Function
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