Hello Bruno,
Thanks for the insightful reply.
That's a neat trick -- depending on pytest's class name collection approach to
create a hierarchy for tests.
This approach addresses both, the sharing of tests/fixtures as well as having
custom tests/fixtures.
It might also be possible to be
Hi Steve,
One technique which I have used for this scenario is to declare a base
class containing the "common" tests. The class should not have the "Test"
prefix/suffix as to not be collected by pytest.
Then on the sibling projects, you create a Test subclass from the base
class, which in turns
Hello,
I'm look for some advice regarding restructuring tests/test layout for an
existing project using pytest.
Forgive me if this isn't the correct forum for this sort of questions. I'm
sending this here because I felt this doesn't
really qualify as a bug/issue to be raise on github.
Here's
