This uses the existing dialog renderer and the standard format library
to in two steps create a regex where the {elements} in a dialog is
replaced with ".*" to match the given sentence.
* Upgrade websocket-client to 1.2.1
core equivalent of https://github.com/MycroftAI/mycroft-messagebus-client/pull/21
There was an incompability with the latest websocket-client and the
messagebus which needed fixing for Linux distro compatibility. Since
messagebus-client was going to depend on websocket-client 1.2.1, let's
do the same in core
* Bump message bus client and tornado versions
New version of the messagebus-client released.
Upgraded Tornado to match new function signature.
* Revert removal of websocket-client
It is still used in the `mycroft.client.text.gui_server`
Should investigate removal of this so that websocket client versions do not need to be
kept in sync between mycroft-core and mycroft-messagebus-client.
Co-authored-by: Kris Gesling <kris.gesling@mycroft.ai>
This handles a scenario that a message arrives between a call to get_messages() and clear_messages(). clear_messages() will only clear the messages that has been evaluated atleast once.
A new method clear_all_messages() has been added to clear the entire message stack and is used between scenarios to reset the list.
original_config will now only live in the scenario part of the context
being automatically cleared at the end of each scenario. To reset the
patch a custom cleanup is added when the patch is performed.
Adds the "Given the user's {config} is {value}" step implementation
This will patch the configuration with a section from a dictionary that
can either be a global (shipped in
mycroft/res/{lang}/configurations.json) or shipped with the test
definition. The file should be named the same as the feature file but
instead of ".feature" the extension should be ".config.json".
mycroft/res/text/en-us/configurations.json contains a couple of
pre-defined configurations that can be applied
- units (metric/imperial)
- location (Stockholm)
After each scenario any applied patch will be cleared
Takes in arguments for both test_setup.py and behave test runner. Parses
any args for test_setup and passes any remaining arguments to behave.
This moves argparsing out of the test_setup main() allowing the helper commands
to pass in pre-parsed arguments rather than adding logic inside main to
differentiate between a list and a preparsed arument object
Åke Forslund
Bart Ribbers
Chris Veilleux
Kris Gesling
Kris Gesling