nose-reorder
A nose plugin to reorder tests by likelihood of failure. This plugin needs to access Launbhable API.
Install
$ pip install nose-reorder
Usage
$ nosetests --reorder
In addition to specifying the --reorder flag, you need to set the following environment variables in your environment. These values should be provided from Launchable.
Key |
Description |
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LAUNCH ABLE_REORDERING_AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID |
AWS access key id to retrieve a request template file |
LAUNCHABLE _REORDERING_AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY |
AWS secret access key to retrieve a request template file |
LAUNCHABLE_REORDERING_API_TOKEN |
API token to access Launchable API |
LAUNCHABLE_REORDERING_DIR_NAME |
Directory name storing a request template file |
LAUNCHABLE_REORDERING_BASE_URL |
Launchable API URL |
LAUNCHABLE_REORDERING_ORG_NAME |
Launchable organization name |
LAU NCHABLE_REORDERING_WORKSPACE_NAME |
Launchable workspace name |
Development
Pull requests are always appreciated. If you want to see whether your changes work as expected, run the following command to install the plugin locally.
$ python setup.py develop
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