Closed leblancfg closed 4 years ago
The plugin does allow extra arguments that are then passed on to pytest
itself. If you are in a class that have a few of those slow
tests and want to skip them then you could do this:
:Pytest class -m "not slow"
Similarly, if in a file, you could do:
:Pytest file -m "not slow"
That should work.
Thanks for the fast response.
It does indeed seem to work for :Pytest file
, but not :Pytest project
. Any way you see I might be able to achieve that? Thanks!
The following lines would seem to make it pass those arguments... https://github.com/alfredodeza/pytest.vim/blob/847aa6f95e3e87a32fd0aa8ff8fb04653123d277/ftplugin/python/pytest.vim#L1233
but timing the call I get the same times as without the extra -m "now slow"
param.
Found the issue I think, can you try applying this patch?
diff --git a/ftplugin/python/pytest.vim b/ftplugin/python/pytest.vim
index d7c7224..0f4d9d6 100755
--- a/ftplugin/python/pytest.vim
+++ b/ftplugin/python/pytest.vim
@@ -1230,8 +1230,8 @@ function! s:ThisProject(verbose, ...)
return
endif
- if len(a:2)
- let extra_flags = join(a:2, ' ')
+ if len(a:3)
+ let extra_flags = join(a:3, ' ')
endif
if ((a:1 == '--pdb') || (a:1 == '-s'))
Sure does, thanks a million! :)
I'll make the update to master and then close this issue. Thank you for reporting it!
I have a couple slow integration tests in my test suite, that really slow it down. They are marked as such:
For most dev tasks, I skip them by running
pytest . -m "not slow"
.Seems like a straightforward thing to accomplish with the plug-in, but am wondering how to set it up? Is there a way to pass extra runtime arguments to Pytest? Thanks! :bowing_man: