This action is just an extension of the test-summary action

Run your pytests and produce an easy-to-read summary as part of your GitHub Actions CI/CD workflow. This helps you understand at-a-glance the impact to the changes in your pull requests, and see which changes are introducing new problems.

• Integrates tests easily with your existing GitHub Actions workflow
• Produces summaries from pytest output
• Customizable to show just a summary, just failed tests, or all test results.

This action requires a python set up before its usage (e.g setup-python). For example:

- name: Set up Python
  uses: actions/setup-python@main
  with:
    python-version: "3.10"

To set up the pytest summary action, just add the following line of YAML to your GitHub Actions workflow:

-  uses: dariocurr/pytest-summary@main

Options are specified on the with map of the action.

• extensions: the pytest extensions to install along pytest (optional, by default no extensions are included)
  For example:

  - uses: dariocurr/pytest-summary@main
    with:
      extensions: pytest-asyncio pytest-cov

• options: the pytest options (optional, by default no options are include)
  To specify them correctly, please have a look here. For example:

  - uses: dariocurr/pytest-summary@main
    with:
      options: -vv -s

• output: the path where to create the output (optional, by default the output will be the workflow summary)
  The path to the GitHub-flavored Markdown (GFM) output file to populate with the pytest summary markdown data. For example:

  - uses: dariocurr/pytest-summary@main
    with:
      output: test-summary.md

• paths: the path to the folders or files containing the tests (optional, by default tests)
  You can specify glob patterns, including ** to match the pattern recursively or specify multiple test paths on multiple lines. For example:

  uses: dariocurr/pytest-summary@main
  with:
    paths: tests/**.py

  or

  uses: dariocurr/pytest-summary@main
  with:
    paths: |
      tests/test_file_1.py \
      tests/test_file_2.py

• show: which tests have to be shown in the summary (optional, by default just the failed tests are shown in the summary)

  • To show all tests, specify: show: all
  • To show no tests, specify: show: none

The pytest-summary step generates a summary in GitHub-flavored Markdown (GFM). Once the markdown is generated, you can upload it as a build artifact, add it to a pull request comment, or add it to an issue. For example, to upload the markdown generated in the prior example as a build artifact:

- name: Upload test summary
  uses: actions/upload-artifact@v3
  with:
    name: test-summary
    path: test-summary.md
  if: always()

Note the if: always() conditional in this workflow step: you should always use this so that the test summary creation step runs even if the previous steps have failed. This allows your test step to fail -- due to failing tests -- but still produce a test summary.