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Tag: pytest

PyTest deprecation: ‘junit_family default value will change to ‘xunit2’

I’m getting deprecation warning from my pipelines at circleci. Message. Command How should I modify command to use xunit? Is it possible to a default tool, as it is mentioned in the message? I mean without specyfing xunit or junit. Here’s full pipeline. Answer Run your command in this ways. with xunit2 python -m pytest -o junit_family=xunit2 –junitxml=test-reports/junit.xml with xunit1

Assert exception message?

I’m using pytest in a project with a good many custom exceptions. pytest provides a handy syntax for checking that an exception has been raised, however, I’m not aware of one that asserts that the correct exception message has been raised. Say I had a CustomException that prints “boo!”, how could I assert that “boo!” has indeed been printed and

pytest skip everything if one test fails

What is best way to skip every remaining test if a specific test fails, here test_002_wips_online.py failed, and then there is no point in running further: I like to skip all remaining tests and write test report. Should I write to a status file and write a function that checks it? @pytest.mark.skipif(setup_failed(), reason=”requirements failed”) pytest-skipif-reference Answer You should really look

pytest requires Python ‘>=3.5’ but the running Python is 2.7.10

I’m trying to install pytest using pip but running into this error: Pretty sure pytest is compatible with python 2. Any reason why I am not able to install it on my machine? As you can see in the error, I am running python 2.7.10 and do not have issue installing other packages. Answer Quoting the changelog: The 4.6.X series

How to run script as pytest test

Suppose I have a test expressed as a simple script with assert-statements (see background for why), e.g How would I include this script in my pytest test suite — in a nice way? I have tried two working but less-than-nice approaches: One approach is to name the script like a test, but this makes the whole pytest discovery fail when

Getting fixture not found in pytest

I am getting following error while running pytest using following code im unable to figure out whats wrong please find below code snippets. Console ouput : My Base class contains following code: and test class contains following code: The test fixture is web_driver still getting error not found ! Answer web_driver() is defined outside Base class scope, so it’s invisible

Can pytest run tests within a test class?

I have a bunch of tests which I decided to put within a class, sample code is below: However, when I try to run the tests: pipenv run pytest -v -m integrationtest, they are not detected at all, where I got the following before moving them to a class: I now get this: Why does pytest not detect these tests?

Grouping tests in pytest: Classes vs plain functions

I’m using pytest to test my app. pytest supports 2 approaches (that I’m aware of) of how to write tests: In classes: test_feature.py -> class TestFeature -> def test_feature_sanity In functions: test_feature.py -> def test_feature_sanity Is the approach of grouping tests in a class needed? Is it allowed to backport unittest builtin module? Which approach would you say is better

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