Provides a test mark @pytest.mark.unstable.
If tests marked as unstable fail, Pytest will still return 0. Failures will still be present in the reports.
Requirements
Python >=3.6
Installation
You can install “pytest-unstable” via pip from PyPI:
$ pip install pytest-unstable
Usage
Mark tests as unstable @pytest.mark.unstable
If those tests fail (and no other test), pytest will return 0
Go read the reports to see the failures!
License
Distributed under the terms of the MIT license, “pytest-unstable” is free and open source software
1 maintainer
Release files for pytest-unstable 0.2.1
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