Enter shell command to be tested: Enter name for test script [test_python_2files_py]: Check all files written under $(pwd)?: [y]: Enter other files to be checked, one per line, then blank line:
Check stdout?: [y]: Check stderr?: [y]: Exit code should be zero?: [y]: 
Running command 'python 2files.py' to generate output (run 1 of 2).

Saved (non-empty) output to stdout to ./ref/2files_wizard/STDOUT.

Saved (empty) output to stderr to ./ref/2files_wizard/STDERR.

Copied $(pwd)/one.txt to $(pwd)/ref/2files_wizard/one.txt
Copied $(pwd)/subdir/one.txt to $(pwd)/ref/2files_wizard/one.txt1

Running command 'python 2files.py' to generate output (run 2 of 2).

Saved (non-empty) output to stdout to ./ref/2files_wizard/2/STDOUT.

Saved (empty) output to stderr to ./ref/2files_wizard/2/STDERR.

Copied $(pwd)/one.txt to $(pwd)/ref/2files_wizard/2/one.txt
Copied $(pwd)/subdir/one.txt to $(pwd)/ref/2files_wizard/2/one.txt1

Test script written as ./test_2files_wizard.py


Command execution took: 0.038s


SUMMARY:

Directory to run in:   .
Shell command:         python 2files.py
Test script generated: 2files_wizard
Reference files:       
    $(pwd)/one.txt
    $(pwd)/subdir/one.txt
Check stdout:          yes (was 1 line)
Check stderr:          yes (was empty)
Expected exit code:    99