nose-timelimit
nose-timelimit is a nose plugin that allows you automatically skip tests that are too slow.
It requires at least one run with the whole suite to register the timings. If a test fails timings are not registered for it (thus it will never get skipped).
Installation
Just run pip install nose-timelimit or easy_install nose-timelimit.
Options
--with-timelimit - Just activates the plugin (will only register timing data).
--timelimit=X - Runs only the tests that had previously ran under X seconds. Implies --with-timelimit.
--timelimit-silent - Don’t print the duration for each test.
Requirements
Known to work with nose 1.3, it may work with nose as old as 0.10 - try it.
Example
On first run:
And on second run:
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