pytest-select
This is a pytest plugin which allows to (de-)select tests by name from a list loaded from a file.
Installation
It’s recommended to install this package from PyPI:
pip install pytest-select
Usage
This plugin adds new command line options to pytest:
--select-from-file
--deselect-from-file
--select-fail-on-missing
The first two both expect an argument that resolves to a UTF-8 encoded text file containing one test name per line.
The third one changes the behaviour in case (de-)selected test names are missing from the to-be executed tests. By default a warning is emitted and the remaining selected tests are executed as normal. By using the --select-fail-on-missing flag this behaviour can be changed to instead abort execution in that case.
Test names are expected in the same format as seen in the output of pytest --collect-only --quiet for example.
Both plain test names or complete node ids (e.g. test_file.py::test_name) are accepted.
Example:
$~ cat selection.txt test_something test_parametrized[1] tests/test_foo.py::test_other $~ pytest --select-from-file selection.txt $~ pytest --deselect-from-file selection.txt
Development
This package uses Poetry. To setup a development environment install Poetry and then run:
poetry install
Questions
Why not use pytest’s builtin -k option
The -k selection mechanism is (currently) unable to deal with selecting multiple parametrized tests and is also a bit fragile since it matches more than just the test name. Additionally, depending on the number of tests, giving test names on the command line can overflow the maximum command length.
What is this useful for
The author uses this plugin to split tests across workers on Circle CI.
Example:
pytest --collect-only --quiet | \
grep '::' | \
circleci tests split --split-by=timings --timings-type=testname > selected.txt
pytest --select-from-file selected.txt
Version History
- v0.1.2 - 2019-01-18:
Add informational pytest header report output
- v0.1.1 - 2018-12-10:
Add --select-fail-on-missing option
Add basic mutation testing
- v0.1.0post0 - 2018-12-08:
Fix README
- v0.1.0 - 2018-12-08:
Initial release
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