Closed mt7180 closed 1 year ago
Depends on how much effort it is to fix :)
Most of the time it takes more time than expected :D
I suggest to create the tests, than comment out the parametrizations that currently fail and create follow-up issues for those :)
@Zaubeerer: Another question: I would like to use custom markers with pytest to define or disable test_functions which make ai calls. I was thinking about using a pytest.ini file and defining the markers and in vscode using a pytest configuration in launch.json with the args "-m" and "not ai_call". Do you think it is possible to use this configuration in vscode testing or should I start by just invoking each test separately ? Do I have to use settings.json to make vscode taking in the pytest configuration?
That is a nice idea, however I suggest to create a followup issue for this, so we can focus on the next app.
@Zaubeerer just for information, the current tests are all working now :tada:
@Zaubeerer, I have a question: I am currently defining the test functions and realizing that some special cases are not covered by the code so far. How should I proceed? Implementing the fixes in this branch or letting the tests fail and implementing the adjustments in separate hot fix branches?