Hi Adam,
On Thu, Aug 02, 2012 at 14:49 -0400, Adam Goucher wrote:
> I have a WebDriver framework that wraps Py.Test and after a bunch of
> setup stuff calls into things with
>
> run_status = pytest.main(args=arguments, plugins=[marks.MarksDecorator()])
>
> which works fine for a single execution. But now I've got a couple
> clients that /really/ want parallel execution. My thinking for this
> would be to add in the necessary arguments to pass in the way all the
> other arguments have been...
>
> if 'n' in results.__dict__ and results.__dict__['n'] != None:
> arguments.append("--dist=load")
> arguments.append("--tx=%s*popen" % results.__dict__['n'])
>
> But my scripts are not actually executing. (Which shouldnt be too too
> surprising since I likely wouldnt be writing an email if they were...)
>
> Adam-Gouchers-MacBook:ebay adam$ pysaunter.py -m shirts -n 2
> ====================================================================
> test session starts
> =====================================================================
> platform darwin -- Python 2.7.2 -- pytest-2.2.4
> gw0 [0] / gw1 [0]
> scheduling tests via LoadScheduling
>
> ----------------------------- generated xml file:
> /Users/adam/work/saunter/py.saunter-examples/ebay/logs/2012-08-02-14-21-46.xml
>
> -----------------------------
> ======================================================================
> in 1.21 seconds
> ======================================================================
> Adam-Gouchers-MacBook:ebay adam$
>
> Any suggestions on how to debug why the workers are being created but
> the scripts not executed? I'd like to not write my own xdist style
> plugin so would like to make things behave with the existing one.
Hum, this looks like no tests are collected at all. If you leave
away the "-n" option, tests do run? Can you show the -v output of
that? I assume you are running things in the correct directory
and have no change-directory code in your tests/plugin?
best,
holger
> -adam
>
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