I find the test cases on the GitHub action quite sparse on details when they pass. I would like to see what has passed, and have some logging showing what has run, so I'm confident the full file has run correctly.
An easy improvement would be to call pytest with -v (verbose - shows individual test cases within the file) and -s (show print statements in the test cases) flags, for example.
Perhaps there is a prettier way of doing this, but I think this, with some simple logging (using print or otherwise) added to the test cases, would be a good first step
I find the test cases on the GitHub action quite sparse on details when they pass. I would like to see what has passed, and have some logging showing what has run, so I'm confident the full file has run correctly. An easy improvement would be to call pytest with -v (verbose - shows individual test cases within the file) and -s (show print statements in the test cases) flags, for example. Perhaps there is a prettier way of doing this, but I think this, with some simple logging (using print or otherwise) added to the test cases, would be a good first step