selftest.backtick versus selftest.run_bzr

[John A Meinel]

I'm trying to write some more test cases. These are supposed to be
external tests (as in making sure that the cmd_* functions are working
correctly from the outside).

>From what I can tell, there are 2 convenience functions to consider,
self.backtick() and self.run_bzr(). run_bzr() actually just invokes the
in-memory bzr library (which I am okay with), but I can't find a way to
get the output of the command.

Am I missing a flag? Or should self.run_bzr be updated to support the
"backtick=True" statement like the blackbox.py tests use? Or should I be
subclassing the blackbox testing class instead of just TestCaseInTempDir?

John
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