pytest-rerun-all 0.1.0

Rerun testsuite for a certain time or iterations

pytest-rerun-all

Rerun whole testsuites for a certain time or amount

Still under development.

Arguments

--rerun-time <time>
Rerun testsuite for the specified time, argument as text (e.g "2 min", "3 hours", ...), the default unit is seconds.

--rerun-iter <int>
Rerun testsuite for the specified iterations.

--rerun-delay <time>
After each testsuite run wait for the specified time, argument as text (e.g "2 min", 10, ...), the default unit is seconds.

--rerun-fresh
Start each testsuite run with fresh fixtures (teardown all fixtures), per default no teardown is done if not needed.

NOTE: All arguments can also be set as environment variables, e.g. RERUN_TIME="1 hour".

Examples

pytest --rerun-time "10 min" examples  # run tests for 10 secons
pytest --rerun-iter 10 examples  # run all tests 10 times
# run all tests 10 times and teardown all fixtures after each run
pytest --rerun-iter 10 --rerun-teardown examples 
# run tests for 2 hours with 10 secons delay after each run
pytest --rerun-time "2 hours" --rerun-dealy "10s" examples 
# run tests for 120 seconds with a fresh restart for each testsuite run
RERUN_FRESH=1 pytest --rerun-time 120 examples 

Installation

You can install pytest-rerun-all via pip from PyPI or this repo:

pip install pytest-rerun-all
pip install [e-mail]:TBxy/pytest-rerun-all.git@main # latest version

Todos

• Fixture to exclude tests from running more than once (e.g. @pytest_rerun_all.only_once())
• Issue with only one selected test (teardown on frist run)
• Output for each new run
• Summary per test with number of fails and pass (maybe only for failed tests ...)
• Write tests
• Github Actions

Contributing

Contributions are very welcome. Tests are not ready at the moment, use the example scripts.

License

Distributed under the terms of the MIT license, pytest-rerun-all is free and open source software

Issues

If you encounter any problems, please file an issue along with a detailed description.

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