use stable key names to have predictible results

git-svn-id: svn+ssh://llin/home/dpavlin/private/svn/Redis@16 447b33ff-793d-4489-8442-9bea7d161be5

diff --git a/t/01-Redis.t b/t/01-Redis.t
index cd92633..ff2ee30 100755 (executable)
--- a/t/01-Redis.t
+++ b/t/01-Redis.t
@@ -69,10 +69,10 @@ is_deeply( [ $o->keys('key-*') ], [ @keys ], 'keys' );
 ok( my $key = $o->randomkey, 'randomkey' );
 diag "key: $key";
 
 ok( my $key = $o->randomkey, 'randomkey' );
 diag "key: $key";
 

-ok( $o->rename( $key, 'test-renamed' ), 'rename' );
+ok( $o->rename( 'test-incrby', 'test-renamed' ), 'rename' );

 ok( $o->exists( 'test-renamed' ), 'exists test-renamed' );
 
 ok( $o->exists( 'test-renamed' ), 'exists test-renamed' );
 

-eval { $o->rename( $o->randomkey, 'test-renamed', 1 ) };
+eval { $o->rename( 'test-decrby', 'test-renamed', 1 ) };

 ok( $@, 'rename to existing key' );
 
 ok( $o->quit, 'quit' );
 ok( $@, 'rename to existing key' );
 
 ok( $o->quit, 'quit' );