
Timtonix
Python Testing with pytest, Second Edition:
Hello @brianokken,
I’m a french student interested in Pytest and I recently bought Python Testing With Pytest.
I’m at Mock Chapter’s exercices and I don’t know how to solve the second one.
"Write another test that also calls home_dir(), but instead of checking the value, just asserts that Path.home() is called by home_dir().
Is there a correction for these exercises ?
Thank you,
Timothé
First Post!

brianokken
Author of Python Testing with pytest
I don’t understand what you mean by “a correction to these exercises”?
Do you mean you’d like to see the answer?
Or is there a problem with the exercise?
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