testtools-dev team mailing list archive

["Martin \[gz\]" <gzlist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

Originally as part of my unicode traceback work I had the module name
included when printing exceptions, as Python 3 does. However it broke a
few tests, and wasn't really a requirement to get non-ascii tracebacks
working so I removed that logic. Putting it back in would be
particularly useful for things called 'error', is that socket.error or
pywintypes.error or...?

** Affects: testtools
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

-- 
Use Python 3 style qualified exception names in tracebacks
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/663600
You received this bug notification because you are a member of testtools
developers, which is subscribed to testtools.

Status in testtools: New

Bug description:
Originally as part of my unicode traceback work I had the module name included when printing exceptions, as Python 3 does. However it broke a few tests, and wasn't really a requirement to get non-ascii tracebacks working so I removed that logic. Putting it back in would be particularly useful for things called 'error', is that socket.error or pywintypes.error or...?