Add repeat-scope parameter #23
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Fixes #19 |
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How does this work when @pytest.mark.repeat(n) is applied to a class or another scope? Also, could you add some documentation for this new feature to the README?
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| If you want to override default tests executions order, you can use :code:`--repeat-scope` | ||
| command line option with one of the next values: :code:`session`, :code:`module`, :code:`class` of :code:`function`(default). |
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Typo: 'of' instead of 'or'
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Also, function is not rendoring correctly, see https://github.com/gdyuldin/pytest-repeat/blob/31c85c7f9398b729c8c4abf46f491ea6512054ea/README.rst. I suspect you need a space before "(default)".
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| If you want to override default tests executions order, you can use :code:`--repeat-scope` | ||
| command line option with one of the next values: :code:`session`, :code:`module`, :code:`class` of :code:`function`(default). | ||
| It behaves like a scope of the py.test fixture. |
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Please use "pytest" and not "py.test", as the dot was dropped in version 3.
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| :code:`function` (default) scope repeats each test :code:`count` or :code:`repeat` times before executing next test. | ||
| :code:`session` scope repeats whole tests session, i.e. all collected tests executed once, then all such tests executed again and etc. | ||
| :code:`class` and :code: `module` behaves similar, but repeating tests block is all tests for class or module. |
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module is not formatted, likely due to the space after ":code:"
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It's not clear what you mean by "repeating tests block is all tests for class or module". Could you rephrase?
This parameter allows to change test execution order. For example, with `--repeat-scope session` all tests executes first time, next all tests executes second time and etc.
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I've updated README |
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This parameter allows to change test execution order.
For example, with
--repeat-scope sessionall tests executesfirst time, next all tests executes second time and etc.