pytest-testrail-results 1.0.2

A pytest plugin to upload results to TestRail.

Pytest to TestRail Plugin

Create and update testplans and/or testruns in TestRail based on pytest results. Test functions marked with a TestRail case ID will have their results sent to TestRail.

This project preserves the functionality of the deprecated pytest-testrail project, incorporating all of its features, while introducing additional modifications for the proper handling of tests marked with the xfail marker.

Features

• Transfers Pytest results to TestRail.

• Easy integration with your existing Pytest suite.

• Proper handling of tests marked with xfail (pytest.mark.xfail):

  • Sends test as FAILED to the TestRail if test fail as expected.

  • Sends test as PASSED to the TestRail if test unexpectedly pass.

  • Sends test as FAILED to the TestRail if test has argument run=false

Example

import pytest

@pytest.mark.case_id('C1950')
def test_all_the_things():
    doit = True
    assert doit

Installation

Getting Started

Installation

Via pip:

pip install pytest-testrail-results

Plugin Configuration

The following values are required:

• A valid TestRail instance URL.

• A valid email address for a user on the instance.

• A valid API key for the user.

They can be set on the command line via the follow flags:

--tr-url=<your_url>
--tr-email=<your_email>
--tr-password=<your_password>

Alternatively, they can be set via a pytest configuration file:

[pytest]
  tr_url=<your_url>
  tr_email=<your_email>
  tr_password=<your_password>

Marking Tests

case_id

The case_id marker takes a string which must match an existing TestRail testcase. Only tests with this marker will be added to the TestRail testrun.

import pytest

# This test's results will be uploaded.
@pytest.mark.case_id('C1950')
def test_all_the_things():
  ...

# This test's results will not be uploaded.
def test_all_the_other_things():
  ...

defect_ids

The ‘defect_ids’ marker takes a list of strings. These will be used in the defect field in TestRail. This is useful for tests with known failures.

Typically, these are IDs for your bug tracking software.

import pytest

@pytest.mark.case_id('C1950')
@pytest.mark.defect_ids(['JS-7001', 'JS-9001'])
def test_all_the_things():
  ...

Running Pytest

The --testrail command-line flag must be present to upload results:

pytest --testrail

Options

Setup

• --testrail Activate the TestRail plugin.

• --tr-url Web address used to access a TestRail instance.

• --tr-email E-mail address for an account on the TestRail instance.

• --tr-password Password for an account on the TestRail instance.

• --tr-timeout Timeout for connecting to a TestRail server.

• --tr-no-ssl-cert-check Do not check for valid SSL certificate on TestRail host.

Testrun

• --tr-run-id ID of an existing testrun in TestRail. If specified, the testrun matching the ID will be used instead of creating a new testrun. If given, --tr-testrun-name will be ignored.

• --tr-testrun-name Name used for a new testrun in TestRail.

• --tr-testrun-description Description used for a new testrun in TestRail.

• --tr-testrun-assignedto-id ID of the user to be assigned to the testrun.

• --tr-testrun-project-id ID of the project the testrun will be created in.

• --tr-testrun-suite-id ID of the suite the testrun will be created in.

• --tr-testrun-suite-include-all Include all test cases in the specified testsuite for a new testrun.

• --tr-milestone-id ID of a milestone used in testrun creation.

• --tr-skip-missing Skip pytest test functions with marks that are not present in a specified testrun.

Testplan

• --tr-plan-id ID of an existing testplan to use. If given, --tr-testrun-name will be ignored.

Publishing

• --tr-version Specify a version in testcase results.

• --tr-close-on-complete On pytest completion, close the testrun.

• --tr-dont-publish-blocked Do not publish results of “blocked” testcases (in TestRail).

• --tr-custom-comment Custom text appended to comment for all testcase results.

License

This project is based on the code from the pytest-testrail project, which is distributed under the MIT License:

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2004-2016 Holger Krekel and others

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the “Software”), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.

THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED “AS IS”, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.

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