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Store timestamps for modules to autoreload...
Store timestamps for modules to autoreload Closes gh-4127 At present, autoreload compares the timestamps on .py and .pyc files. However, this can fail in a couple of ways (see gh-4127). With this change, it caches the mtime of the .py file when we loaded it. Some extra complexity is needed to store the mtime as soon as possible - we scan sys.modules when autoreload is loaded, and register a post_execute hook to check for newly imported modules after each cell.

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test_json.py
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import pprint
from unittest import TestCase
from ..nbjson import reads, writes
from .nbexamples import nb0
class TestJSON(TestCase):
def test_roundtrip(self):
s = writes(nb0)
# print
# print pprint.pformat(nb0,indent=2)
# print
# print pprint.pformat(reads(s),indent=2)
# print
# print s
self.assertEqual(reads(s),nb0)
def test_roundtrip_nosplit(self):
"""Ensure that multiline blobs are still readable"""
# ensures that notebooks written prior to splitlines change
# are still readable.
s = writes(nb0, split_lines=False)
self.assertEqual(reads(s),nb0)
def test_roundtrip_split(self):
"""Ensure that splitting multiline blocks is safe"""
# This won't differ from test_roundtrip unless the default changes
s = writes(nb0, split_lines=True)
self.assertEqual(reads(s),nb0)