import unittest
class TestEntryExitCriteria(unittest.TestCase):
def setUp(self):
# Simulate checking entry criteria
self.requirements_approved = True
self.test_plan_available = True
self.test_environment_ready = True
# Assert entry criteria
self.assertTrue(self.requirements_approved, "Requirements must be approved before testing")
self.assertTrue(self.test_plan_available, "Test plan must be available before testing")
self.assertTrue(self.test_environment_ready, "Test environment must be ready before testing")
def test_execute_tests(self):
# Simulate test execution
self.tests_executed = True
self.defects_logged = False # Assume no defects found
self.all_tests_passed = True
# Assertions during test execution
self.assertTrue(self.tests_executed, "Tests should be executed")
def tearDown(self):
# Simulate checking exit criteria
self.all_defects_fixed = True
self.test_coverage_complete = True
# Assert exit criteria
self.assertTrue(self.all_defects_fixed, "All defects must be fixed before exit")
self.assertTrue(self.test_coverage_complete, "Test coverage must be complete before exit")
if __name__ == '__main__':
unittest.main()The setUp method checks the entry criteria before any test runs. It asserts that requirements are approved, the test plan is available, and the test environment is ready.
The test_execute_tests method simulates running tests and asserts that tests have been executed.
The tearDown method checks exit criteria after tests finish. It asserts that all defects are fixed and test coverage is complete.
This structure ensures the test phase only starts and ends when the correct criteria are met, following best practices for clear assertions and setup/teardown usage.
