Exercise: Invoke tearDown even if the test method fails

Implement the task Invoke tearDown even if the test method fails.

Step 0: Remove setUp OK prints

After some usage I convinced myself that the (setUp: OK) is not necessary. So i remove it leaving only the exception handler in the TestCase class during the self.setUp() call.

Step1: Add a little test.

We start from the last one: Invoke tearDown even if the test method fails. From what I see in the code:

def run(self, result):
    result.testStarted()

    try:
        self.setUp()
    except Exception as e:
        if e.args: print(e)
        result.testFailed()

    try:
        method = getattr(self, self.name)
        method()
    except Exception as e:
        if e.args: print(e)
        result.testFailed()

    self.tearDown()
    return result

When the test method fails the tearDown() method is called in any case. Create a test to check it.

def testTearDownWithTestMethodError(self):
    test = WasRun("testBrokenMethod") 
    test.run(self.result)
    assert("setUp tearDown " == test.log)

The test checks what happens when testBrokenMethod is called. If we see the string "setUp tearDown " in the log, it means that both the setUp and tearDown methods were called correctly.

Step2: Run all tests and fail + Step3: Make a change + Step4: Run the tests and succeed

In this case the tests do not fail because the current item is already implemented.

testTemplateMethod: 		        1 run, 0 failed
testResult: 			            1 run, 0 failed
testFailedResultFormatting: 	    1 run, 0 failed
testFailedResult: 		            1 run, 0 failed
testSetUpError: 		            1 run, 0 failed
testTearDownWithTestMethodError: 	1 run, 0 failed