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I want to leave the possibility that multiple tests are going to fail. I don't want to stop at the first test. Delayed assert / multiple failures per test describes one way to do it using the --maxfail parameter. There is a solution in StackOverflow: How to run all PyTest tests even if some of them fail?. I construe Stopping after the first (or N) failures to mean that if I do not include the -x option, then pytest will continue on a failure.
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I want to leave the possibility that multiple tests are going to fail. I don't want to stop at the first test.
Delayed assert / multiple failures per test describes one way to do it using the
--maxfailparameter. There is a solution in StackOverflow: How to run all PyTest tests even if some of them fail?. I construe Stopping after the first (or N) failures to mean that if I do not include the-xoption, then pytest will continue on a failure.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: