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Place authentication in importable file for use with test cases placed in multiple files #11
Place authentication in importable file for use with test cases placed in multiple files #11
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Hi @klamann |
looks fine for me now! |
…d in multiple files (at-gmbh#11) * Place authentication in importable file for use with test cases placed in multiple files * Readd existing tests * Update import statement * Don't use shared_test_data dict, cache retrieval of valid online user * Don't require python3.8 to run the tests * cleanup Co-authored-by: Sebastian Straub <[email protected]>
…d in multiple files (at-gmbh#11) * Place authentication in importable file for use with test cases placed in multiple files * Readd existing tests * Update import statement * Don't use shared_test_data dict, cache retrieval of valid online user * Don't require python3.8 to run the tests * cleanup Co-authored-by: Sebastian Straub <[email protected]>
This splits the login part from the rest of the raw api tests.
While there is no real use of this change right now, in the future this can be used to import the authentication information from multiple test locations