Amit Saha • 1/11/2016

Mock objects and non-existent attributes/methods in Python

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This article details the behavior of Python's Mock objects when accessing non-existent attributes and methods. It explains the default permissive behavior and the special case where attributes starting with 'assert' (like 'assert_not_called') raise an AttributeError to prevent common typos in test code.

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