pytest-runfailed 0.6

Warning

This project is no longer maintained.

If you are using pytest >= 2.8 you don’t need to install anything, since the functionality has been added to pytest core

If you are using pytest <= 2.7 you should use use pytest-cache instead.

• It provides the same feature with --lf instead of --failed (which is shorter)

• It’s developed by the original author of pytest (Holger Krekel)

• It has more features

• It does not use pickle for storing data so it’s safe to use across different versions of Python

The only downside is that pytest-cache depends on execnet, whereas pytest-runfailed is standalone.

Usage

Just run

py.test --failed

You’ll need to run the full suite once before the option --failed can work.

The failing tests ids are stored into a .pytest directory, just remove it if you experience issues.