Fix no module unit test for Python3.6
This commit fixes a unit test of 'test___init___no_module' for
Python3.6. From Python3.6, the error has been changed to
raise a ModuleNotFoundError (subclass of ImportError) when it cannot
find a module[1]. We should keep tempest working on Python3.6 although
we actually don't have py36 gate job now.
So, The testtools.ExpectedException is too strict in this situation. So
I just change it to use assertRaises. This is a bit loose to check
however, I was thinking introducing checking the semver was a bit
overkill here.
[1] https://docs.python.org/3/whatsnew/3.6.html#other-language-changes
Change-Id: I21dc50f20671780f2704d8dd18ca72e0628c8c68
Closes-Bug: #1664454
diff --git a/tempest/tests/lib/services/test_clients.py b/tempest/tests/lib/services/test_clients.py
index a3b390e..a837199 100644
--- a/tempest/tests/lib/services/test_clients.py
+++ b/tempest/tests/lib/services/test_clients.py
@@ -100,9 +100,8 @@
def test___init___no_module(self):
auth_provider = fake_auth_provider.FakeAuthProvider()
class_names = ['FakeServiceClient1', 'FakeServiceClient2']
- with testtools.ExpectedException(ImportError, '.*fake_module.*'):
- clients.ClientsFactory('fake_module', class_names,
- auth_provider)
+ self.assertRaises(ImportError, clients.ClientsFactory,
+ 'fake_module', class_names, auth_provider)
def test___init___not_a_class(self):
class_names = ['FakeServiceClient1', 'FakeServiceClient2']