Tests do not pass

[ceremcem]

Currently tests throw an exception:

./tests.sh
Create subvolume './btrfs-diff-tests'
Create a readonly snapshot of './btrfs-diff-tests' in './btrfs-diff-tests.parent'
ERROR: Could not open: No such file or directory
~/.sbin/erik-sync/smith-sync/btrfs-snapshots-diff/btrfs-diff-tests ~/.sbin/erik-sync/smith-sync/btrfs-snapshots-diff
~/.sbin/erik-sync/smith-sync/btrfs-snapshots-diff
Create a readonly snapshot of './btrfs-diff-tests' in './btrfs-diff-tests.child'
btrfs-snapshots-diff.py normal output:
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  File "/home/ceremcem/.sbin/erik-sync/smith-sync/btrfs-snapshots-diff/btrfs-snapshots-diff.py", line 97
    raise ValueError(f'Unexpected attribute {self.send_attrs[attr]}')
                                                                   ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

btrfs-snapshots-diff.py CSV output:
===================================
  File "/home/ceremcem/.sbin/erik-sync/smith-sync/btrfs-snapshots-diff/btrfs-snapshots-diff.py", line 97
    raise ValueError(f'Unexpected attribute {self.send_attrs[attr]}')
                                                                   ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

btrfs-snapshots-diff.py JSON output:
====================================
./tests.sh: line 51: jq: command not found
  File "/home/ceremcem/.sbin/erik-sync/smith-sync/btrfs-snapshots-diff/btrfs-snapshots-diff.py", line 97
    raise ValueError(f'Unexpected attribute {self.send_attrs[attr]}')
                                                                   ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

Delete subvolume (commit): '/home/ceremcem/.sbin/erik-sync/smith-sync/btrfs-snapshots-diff/btrfs-diff-tests'
Delete subvolume (commit): '/home/ceremcem/.sbin/erik-sync/smith-sync/btrfs-snapshots-diff/btrfs-diff-tests.parent'
Delete subvolume (commit): '/home/ceremcem/.sbin/erik-sync/smith-sync/btrfs-snapshots-diff/btrfs-diff-tests.child'

[sysnux]

Hum, tests do pass here. Are you using Python < 3.6?
Also, you're missing the jq executable. Maybe I should not use it in the tests, but the raw JSON output is quite awful.

[ceremcem]

Yes, my default Python version is v2.