The garbage collector plugin for py.test.
Installation
Install the plugin with:
$ pip install pytest-gc
Usage
There are a few options to use this plugin:
Disable automatic garbage collection when running tests with gc-disable.
Set the garbage collection thresholds using gc-threshold option.
Also, set the scope for the plugin’s fixtures with gc-scope, default function.
So, for example, if you wanna change the gc thresholds for test run, just type:
$ pytest --gc-threshold 5 7 8 --gc-scope session
Notes
The repository of this plugin is at https://github.com/vtitor/pytest-gc.
For more info on py.test see http://pytest.org.
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