pytest-multilog
A pytest plugin to persist logs from parallel test processes (and other helpers)
Usage
To use the multilog feature, a test class just needs to inherit from the TestHelper class:
from pytest_multilog import TestHelper
class TestCustom(TestHelper):
def test_custom(self):
# Custom test implementation
...
Documentation
For more information about how to use the test logs related features and properties, please see the full documentation here.
Issues
Issues for this project shall be reported on the pytest-multilog GitHub project.
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