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I would like to be able to identify that simple was used as a marker for test_simple.
pytest-fluent sends a testcase call message containing a markers section.
However, it contains a mix of Python modules, actual markers, test methods in a
dictionary whose values are always 1:
I think at the moment markers contains everything that could be matched against when using the pytest keyword parameter (-k) - it probably has this pseudo-dictionary structure for fast read/write operations.
It would probably make sense to have under markers the actual pytest markers (in the example above simple) and remove all the rest. Alternatively, if we believe that the contained information is useful, I would propose to change its structure to a list, and call the property keywords.
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When running this test with
pytest-fluent
:I would like to be able to identify that
simple
was used as a marker fortest_simple
.pytest-fluent
sends a testcase call message containing amarkers
section.However, it contains a mix of Python modules, actual markers, test methods in a
dictionary whose values are always 1:
I think at the moment
markers
contains everything that could be matched against when using the pytest keyword parameter (-k
) - it probably has this pseudo-dictionary structure for fast read/write operations.It would probably make sense to have under
markers
the actual pytest markers (in the example abovesimple
) and remove all the rest. Alternatively, if we believe that the contained information is useful, I would propose to change its structure to a list, and call the propertykeywords
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: