Package teardown fails to run in some cases when subpackage specified on command line

[Kevin Fitch]

I am using nose version 1.3.6 on python 2.7.10 on Linux. I have the following test directory layout:

parent/__init__.py:

def setup_package(): print "setup parent"

def teardown_package(): print "teardown parent"

parent/test.py:

#...

parent/child/__init__.py:

def setup_package(): print "setup child"; raise Exception("Failure!")

def teardown_package(): print "teardown child"

parent/child/test.py:

#...

If I run:

nosetests -s parent

I get exactly what I would expect:

setup parent

setup child

Eteardown parent

...

If instead I run

nosetests -s parent/child

It does not run the parent teardown. I get:

setup parent

setup child

E

...

If a setup succeeds I would expect the matching teardown to run. Am I missing something?

Kevin Fitch

[John T]

I ran into the same issue a while ago. If the exception happens in setup_*() the corresponding teardown for that context is never executed. I had to hack a fix to make it work as I expected it.

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