avocado-instrumented/python-unittest resolvers: improve fail message #6065
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The message given by the avocado-instrumented and python-unittest resolvers, resolvers that share a lot of code and require Python files, can be made clearer. One of the earliest checks performed is about the file *name* and its *suffix*, and not necessarily about an actual file (that exists). Even though the concepts are pretty close, let's make it clear that these resolvers are rejecting the references given based on the ".py" suffix not existing in the file name, and not necessarily, at that time, rejecting it based on an actual existing file. Signed-off-by: Cleber Rosa <crosa@redhat.com>
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The message given by the avocado-instrumented and python-unittest resolvers, resolvers that share a lot of code and require Python files, can be made clearer.
One of the earliest checks performed is about the file name and its suffix, and not necessarily about an actual file (that exists). Even though the concepts are pretty close, let's make it clear that these resolvers are rejecting the references given based on the ".py" suffix not existing in the file name, and not necessarily, at that time, rejecting it based on an actual existing file.