Since the test module doesn't have a main execution, you need a collector to run the tests. You also have to run the collector at the root of your repository so that python can find the module you're testing. For instance, you could run: ~/OX3-Python-API-Client$ python -m unittest tests Or...
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How about something like this? def test_folders(self): tfolders = glob.iglob(os.environ['testdir'] + '/test_*') failures = [] for testpath in tfolders: testname = os.path.basename(testpath) if not self.runTest(testname): failures.append[testname] self.assertEqual([], failures) ...
This most likely means you've got some component installed which is trying to make network connections. Possibly something that does monitoring or statistics gathering? The simplest way to figure out what's going on is to use tcpdump to capture your network traffic and see what's going on. To do that:...