pytest-tap 3.3

Test Anything Protocol (TAP) reporting plugin for pytest

pytest-tap is a reporting plugin for pytest that outputs Test Anything Protocol (TAP) data. TAP is a line based test protocol for recording test data in a standard way.

Follow development on GitHub. Developer documentation is on Read the Docs.

Releases

Version 3.3, October 27, 2021

• Add support for Python 3.10.

• Fix bug with help printing when streaming mode is enabled (#59).

• Drop support for Python 3.5 (it is end-of-life).

• Remove unmaintained (and likely inaccurate) locale info.

Version 3.2, November 7, 2020

• Add support for Python 3.8.

• Add support for Python 3.9.

• Handle unittest.expectedFailure and pytest.xfail in a way that is more consistent with the TAP specification.

Version 3.1, Released March 25, 2020

• Fix reporting that was broken by the removal of a deprecated feature in pytest 5.4.

Version 3.0, Released January 28, 2020

• Drop support for Python 2.

Version 2.5, Released December 26, 2019

• Last supported version for Python 2.

• Pin tap.py to a version range that supports Python 2.

Version 2.4, Released October 21, 2019

• Handle failures that occur from setup. This will catch errors that may happen in fixtures.

• Drop support for Python 3.4 (it is end-of-life).

• Add support for Python 3.7.

Version 2.3, Released September 16, 2018

• Improve xfail handling. Honor strict xfail mode. Use TODO instead of SKIP directive to better align with TAP specification.

• Output the plan line (1..N) first.

Version 2.2, Released January 9, 2018

• Update output format to match closer to pytest styling.

• Drop support for Python 3.3 (it is end-of-life).

Version 2.1, Released August 12, 2017

• Add support for Python 3.6.

• Fix crash when running with pytest-xdist (#27).

Version 2.0, Released August 1, 2016

• Update to tap.py 2.0. This update drops the indirect dependencies on nose and pygments.

• Improve handling of skips and xfails.

• Suppress # TAP results for TestCase for streaming. This header makes little sense for pytest’s test function paradigm. Including the header generated extra noise for each function.

• Drop support for Python 2.6

Version 1.9, Released June 11, 2016

• Initial release as stand-alone plugin. The version number aligns with tappy.