Closed davidism closed 1 month ago
I think this is the one you're thinking of: https://github.com/Azure-Samples/azure-flask-postgres-flexible-aca/blob/main/src/tests/local/conftest.py
I believe its now finally working on the Windows test runner, that was what we were trying to fix last time I worked on that project.
On Sat, May 18, 2024 at 8:33 AM David Lord @.***> wrote:
Pytest-xprocess has been really helpful to running our dev server tests. But we're not doing anything super complicated, and its API may be adding complexity. And it causes a bunch of resource warnings when pytest ends (luckily these don't count as errors).
I think I had seen a project from @pamelafox https://github.com/pamelafox that used plain multiprocessing or subprocess to manage a live server directly. See about switching our tests to something like that.
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Pytest-xprocess has been really helpful to running our dev server tests. But we're not doing anything super complicated, and its API may be adding complexity. And it causes a bunch of resource warnings when pytest ends (luckily these don't count as errors).
I think I had seen a project from @pamelafox that used plain
multiprocessing
orsubprocess
to manage a live server directly. See about switching our tests to something like that.