pytest-docker-postgresql A simple Docker PostgreSQL plugin to use with pytest. Features TODO Requirements TODO Installation You can install "pytest-docker-postgesql" via pip from PyPI: $ pip install pytest-docker-postgresql Usage TODO Contributing License Distributed under the terms of the MIT...
> > > in our Test::More suite is that tests depend on setup that's done by > > > previous tests. pytest allows you to declare each test's setup > > > requirements via pytest fixtures, letting the test runner build up the > > > world exactly as it needs to be for a single is...
Pytest instead is very good at only showing output for the tests that failed, and hiding pretty much all output for the tests that passed.
> > Problem 2 (seeing what failed): pytest does this via assertion > > introspection and very detailed failure reporting. If you haven't seen > > this before, take a look at the pytest homepage [1]; there's an > > example of a full log. > > That's not really different than wh...
> is such a completely different thing than suggesting we rewrite > Postgres in Rust that I feel that this comparison is unfair and, > frankly, a distraction from the discussion at hand. I don't really agree with this. We have been told before that we would ...
For the PgBouncer repo I created my own pytest based test suite more ~1.5 years ago now. I tried to make it as easy as possible to write tests there, and it has worked out quite well imho. I don't think it makes sense to copy all things I did there verbatim, because some of ...
exitcode: the executable's exit code is used by the test harness to record the outcome of the test). tap: Test Anything Protocol. gtest (since 0.55.0): for Google Tests. rust (since 0.56.0): for native rust tests > Am I right in guessing that pytest will have nothing to do with...
Hi Jacob, > For the v18 cycle, I would like to try to get pytest [1] in as a > supported test driver, in addition to the current offerings. > > (I'm tempted to end the email there.) Huge +1 from me and many thanks for working on this. ...
intended as a hypothetical because I didn't think any plan had been proposed - I only meant to say that *if* the plan were to do X, that would be a hard sell for me. > I do not want to migrate, and I have stated so multiple times, which ...
> > Postgres in Rust that I feel that this comparison is unfair and, > > frankly, a distraction from the discussion at hand. > > I don't really agree with this. > <snip> > it's not *as* problematic if some tests are > written in one language and others in another as it would...