don't backup in unit tests

tests/test_deck.py

@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ def test_attachNew():
     del deck
 
 def test_attachOld():
-    deck = DeckStorage.Deck(newPath)
+    deck = DeckStorage.Deck(newPath, backup=False)
     assert deck.modified == newModified
     deck.close()
 

tests/test_exporting.py

@@ -33,14 +33,14 @@ def test_export_anki():
     e.exportInto(newname)
     assert deck.modified == oldTime
     # connect to new deck
-    d2 = DeckStorage.Deck(newname)
+    d2 = DeckStorage.Deck(newname, backup=False)
     assert d2.cardCount == 4
     # try again, limited to a tag
     newname = unicode(tempfile.mkstemp(prefix="ankitest")[1])
     os.unlink(newname)
     e.limitTags = ['tag']
     e.exportInto(newname)
-    d2 = DeckStorage.Deck(newname)
+    d2 = DeckStorage.Deck(newname, backup=False)
     assert d2.cardCount == 2
 
 @nose.with_setup(setup1)

tests/test_importing.py

@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ def test_anki10():
     deck.close()
     # import a deck into itself - 10-2 is the same as test10, but with one
     # card answered and another deleted. nothing should be synced to client
-    deck = DeckStorage.Deck(file)
+    deck = DeckStorage.Deck(file, backup=False)
     i = anki10.Anki10Importer(deck, file2)
     i.doImport()
     assert i.total == 0

tests/test_sync.py

@@ -28,8 +28,8 @@ server=None
 def setup_local(loadDecks=None):
     global deck1, deck2, client, server
     if loadDecks:
-        deck1 = DeckStorage.Deck(loadDecks[0])
-        deck2 = DeckStorage.Deck(loadDecks[1])
+        deck1 = DeckStorage.Deck(loadDecks[0], backup=False)
+        deck2 = DeckStorage.Deck(loadDecks[1], backup=False)
     else:
         deck1 = DeckStorage.Deck()
         deck1.addModel(BasicModel())