tests: Add a quteproc_new fixture.
This can be used to spawn a dedicated qutebrowser subprocess for a given test, e.g. to test specific commandline arguments.
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"""Things needed for integration testing."""
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from webserver import httpbin, httpbin_after_test, ssl_server
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from quteprocess import quteproc_process, quteproc
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from quteprocess import quteproc_process, quteproc, quteproc_new
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from testprocess import pytest_runtest_makereport
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quteproc_process.before_test()
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yield quteproc_process
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quteproc_process.after_test()
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@pytest.yield_fixture
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def quteproc_new(qapp, httpbin, request):
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"""Per-test qutebrowser process to test invocations."""
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delay = request.config.getoption('--qute-delay')
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proc = QuteProc(httpbin, delay)
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request.node._quteproc_log = proc.captured_log
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# Not calling before_test here as that would start the process
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yield proc
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proc.after_test()
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