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bpo-24263: Fix unittest to discover tests named with non-ascii characters #13149
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| Fix unittest test discovery to find tests in files and directories with | ||
| non-ascii characters in their filename |
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I think it would be better to keep this global and update it to use
r'[^\W\d]\w*\.py$', but as @serhiy-storchaka pointed out in #68451 (comment) this doesn't match all identifiers.Perhaps a
is_valid_module_name()global function could be added instead -- this will still provide a way to control what is valid, instead of hardcoding the check in_find_test_path().There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I've added this as a private function in loader:
_is_valid_module_filename(). The code that makes use of the function makes use of it to tell if a filename is a valid python module name. A different code path operates on directory names. I think I put the amount of logic into the function that you were thinking (the equivalent of what the regex replaced). Let me know if you were thinking of something with a larger scope.