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* Rename interop-as-a-unit-test "intraop"Gravatar Nathaniel Manista2016-12-29
| | | | | It's been confusing that these tests have been called "interop" but are not actually tests of interoperation.
* v1.0.x → master upmergeGravatar Nathaniel Manista2016-12-16
|\ | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Manual changes: - Fixed use of Exception.message in _invalid_metadata_test.py - Fixed merge of one_failed_as_unavailable in rpc_server_spec.rb - Added "set -e" to generate_build_additions.sh
| * Drop unnecessary sleep in interop testGravatar Nathaniel Manista2016-12-09
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| * Correct Python cancel_after_begin interop testGravatar Nathaniel Manista2016-12-09
| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | It was a mistake that requests might be sent; the test specification calls for no requests to be sent. It was a mistake that the response future's cancelled() method was called; the cancelled() method returns something more like "was this object's cancel() method called earlier?" than "did the RPC terminate with status code CANCELLED?". Since it's something that we'd well enough like to work I've retained the cancelled() call with a different failure message.
* | Add default arguments to python interop clientGravatar Noah Eisen2016-11-17
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* | Implement the advanced interop tests for PythonGravatar Noah Eisen2016-10-25
|/ | | | | | | Add the code for three new interop tests: unimplemented_method, unimplemented_service, and custom_metadata. Fix and refactor the code for status_code_and_message.
* Migrate distrib, interop, and stress to GA APIGravatar Nathaniel Manista2016-08-11
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* Implemented python status_code_and_message interop testGravatar Ken Payson2016-07-11
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* Fix interop tests on WindowsGravatar Masood Malekghassemi2016-07-08
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* Organize Python tests to use grpcio-tools directlyGravatar Masood Malekghassemi2016-07-01
Moves all tests into a separate package. This does not change existing supported means of running tests (e.g. through run_tests.py).