weird bug encountered during testing

Hi everyone,

i can use some help here.
Im doing some unittesting for my app (yep i finally decided
to start
testing my code) and encountered a strange "bug".

basically, I follow the testing documentation and try to do
a get
request and then test the response context using something
similar to
this

self.assertEqual(len(response.context['customers']), 5)

the weird thing is that the above code works for a template
that DOES
NOT extends from another template.

when my template extends from another template

extends 'base.html'

then the code

self.assertEqual(len(response.context['customers']), 5)

will not work. It will give ValueError exception complaining
that list
indices must be integer.

closer investigation reveals that the response.context
dictionary is
somehow transformed into a list of 2 identical dictionary.
so instead I need to do something like this

self.assertEqual(len(response.context[0]['customers']), 5)

Im not sure what happened here. i could be doing some weird
stuff, or
a bug in my code or if this is the actual implementation
from Django
itself.

Thanks

Ronald


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