Hello, I am trying to wrap performance tests for my module into py.test. Each testcase is, basically, a data preparation stage (can take some time) and the test itself. Is there some way (hooks, plugins) to make py.test print the value returned from the testcase (and make testcases time whatever they want)? What I want is just a table like the one after "py.test -v", but with return values instead of "PASSED". I googled it and haven't found any solutions.
At the moment I am doing it as following: 1. Overload "pytest_pyfunc_call()" and save returned result into "pyfuncitem" parameter. 2. Overload "pytest_runtest_makereport()", look for "perf" mark and somehow output "item.result". 3. I haven't decided about the way to output it yet, because I am currently trying to find the place where "PASSED" is printed. But this seems quite clunky and overcomplicated. Is there any better way to do this? If not for the data preparation, the currently existing time measuring system would probably be enough for me (although I'd still miss the ability to print GFLOPS value instead of seconds), but the data preparation is testcase-specific and I do not want to move it to "pytest_generate_tests()" hook. Thank you in advance. _______________________________________________ py-dev mailing list py-dev@codespeak.net http://codespeak.net/mailman/listinfo/py-dev
