I do have a working implementation with the following:
1) Create a marker:
slow = pytest.mark.skipif("'SLOW' not in os.environ")
2) Mark appropriate tests:
@slow
def test_which_is_slow():
...
3) Turn on slow tests from command line:
$ SLOW=1 py.test
Not exactly the form factor I was looking for, but it does work.
-ofer
On 04/16/2013 03:39 PM, Ofer Nave wrote:
I understand I can mark tests with `@pytest.mark.whatever` and run
them specifically with `pytest -m whatever`, or run skip them with
`pytest -m 'not whatever'`. But how I can configure pytest in my
package such that the default behavior is to skip those tests?
Specifically, I have some tests that are very slow (multiple seconds
each). I want to mark them 'slow', and have the default behavior when
running `pytest` be to skip them. That way they will only run if you
explicitly run them with `pytest -m slow`.
Is there a way to configure this in conftest.py?
-ofer
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