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How to use test_create_query_arch_delete method in autotest

Best Python code snippet using autotest_python

models_unittest.py

...281                                          release='0', arch='i386')282        self.assertEqual(2, models.LinuxDistro.objects.all().count())283        models.LinuxDistro.objects.all().delete()284        self.assertEqual(0, models.LinuxDistro.objects.all().count())285    def test_create_query_arch_delete(self):286        models.LinuxDistro.objects.create(name='distro', version='1',287                                          release='0', arch='i386')288        models.LinuxDistro.objects.create(name='distro', version='1',289                                          release='1', arch='i386')290        models.LinuxDistro.objects.create(name='distro', version='1',291                                          release='0', arch='x86_64')292        models.LinuxDistro.objects.create(name='distro', version='1',293                                          release='1', arch='x86_64')294        all_count = models.LinuxDistro.objects.all().count()295        self.assertEqual(all_count, 5)296        i386_count = models.LinuxDistro.query_objects({'arch': 'i386'}).count()297        self.assertEqual(i386_count, 2)298        models.LinuxDistro.objects.get(name='distro', version='1',299                                       release='0', arch='i386').delete()...

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