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test: make check for April 1 resilient across line-breaks #11006

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test: be resilient against faker creating a 63 character long title
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5 changes: 4 additions & 1 deletion ietf/sync/tests_rfcindex.py
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Expand Up @@ -139,7 +139,10 @@ def test_create_rfc_txt_index(self, mock_save_blob, mock_save_file):
f"{self.april_fools_rfc.rfc_number} {self.april_fools_rfc.title}",
stripped_contents,
)
self.assertIn("1 April 2020", contents) # from the April 1 RFC
# "1 April 2020" may be split across a line wrap (e.g. "1 April\n 2020")
# when the randomly-generated title is long enough to push the date off the line.
# assertRegex handles both wrapped and non-wrapped cases explicitly.
self.assertRegex(contents, r"1\s+April\s+2020") # from the April 1 RFC
self.assertIn(
f"{self.rfc.rfc_number} {self.rfc.title}",
stripped_contents,
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