Test failures with Python 3.12

[sebix]

[   36s] =================================== FAILURES ===================================
[   36s] ______________ TestResource.test_explicit_collection_service_name ______________
[   36s] 
[   36s] self = <tests.test_resource.TestResource testMethod=test_explicit_collection_service_name>
[   36s] 
[   36s]     def test_explicit_collection_service_name(self):
[   36s]         route_url = testing.DummyRequest().route_url
[   36s]         # service must exist
[   36s] >       self.assert_(route_url('collection_user_service'))
[   36s] E       AttributeError: 'TestResource' object has no attribute 'assert_'. Did you mean: 'assertIn'?
[   36s] 
[   36s] tests/test_resource.py:186: AttributeError
[   36s] ___________________ TestResource.test_explicit_service_name ____________________
[   36s] 
[   36s] self = <tests.test_resource.TestResource testMethod=test_explicit_service_name>
[   36s] 
[   36s]     def test_explicit_service_name(self):
[   36s]         route_url = testing.DummyRequest().route_url
[   36s] >       self.assert_(route_url('user_service', id=42))  # service must exist
[   36s] E       AttributeError: 'TestResource' object has no attribute 'assert_'. Did you mean: 'assertIn'?
[   36s] 
[   36s] tests/test_resource.py:190: AttributeError

[leplatrem]

What branch / commit are you using? It looks like it precedes 61e209d

[sebix]

Using the latest release 6.0.1. I will add that commit as patch and report back

[Natim]

Thank you @sebix we will review it 🙏

[leplatrem]

Latest release is old, and does not contain the commit I mentioned.

Let's merge #582 and tag a new release

[sebix]

A recent release is appreciated.

[sebix]

With the patch applied, the tests work fine. The package in openSUSE is updated

[leplatrem]

@sebix do you use Cornice as a package in OpenSuse? Are there many projects/packages depending on it?

[sebix]

@sebix do you use Cornice as a package in OpenSuse?

I maintain the package

Are there many projects/packages depending on it?

None at the moment, as far as I can see.

[leplatrem]

I'm not sure how relevant it is to package it in a Linux distribution.
My intuition is that it is very likely that projects building on top of Cornice would manage their dependencies locally instead of relying on system packages.