Open coolwind0202 opened 3 years ago
I wrote a test using create_text_channel() function.
create_text_channel()
I passed overwrites argument to the function.
overwrites
Then I realized the overwrites was not be reflected.
I executed following code:
@pytest.mark.asyncio async def test(bot: discord.Client): test_guild: discord.Guild = bot.guilds[0] role: discord.Role = await test_guild.create_role(name='Role new', mentionable=True) perm = discord.PermissionOverwrite(read_messages=True) channel: discord.TextChannel = await test_guild.create_text_channel(name='New Channel', overwrites={ role: perm }) result: discord.PermissionOverwrite = channel.overwrites[role] assert perm == result
Test session info:
================================== FAILURES =================================== ____________________________________ test _____________________________________ bot = <discord.client.Client object at 0x000001FC78E89670> @pytest.mark.asyncio async def test(bot: discord.Client): test_guild: discord.Guild = bot.guilds[0] role: discord.Role = await test_guild.create_role(name='Role new', mentionable=True) perm = discord.PermissionOverwrite(read_messages=True) channel: discord.TextChannel = await test_guild.create_text_channel(name='New Channel', overwrites={ role: perm }) result: discord.PermissionOverwrite = channel.overwrites[role] > assert perm == result E assert <discord.perm...001FC78E7C910> == <discord.perm...001FC78E7CA60> E Use -v to get the full diff tests\test_channel\test_text_channel.py:40: AssertionError
I wrote a test using
create_text_channel()
function.I passed
overwrites
argument to the function.Then I realized the overwrites was not be reflected.
I executed following code:
Test session info: