Figure out if test is skipped in fixture

[Stefanhg]

Hello,
I got a case where I want to check state of specific variables after testing is done. This i would like to do with a fixture.
But if the test is skipped, the fixture is still executed. How do I check for fixture not being skipped?

I found many dumb examples where you use the pytest_runtest_makereport where you actually can grab the outcome but it is just a hack imo. I want to find a more correct way to do this.

Example:
Expect test*_pass to pass, test*_fail to fail and test_skipped to skip and not run fixture

import pytest

@pytest.fixture(autouse=True)
def teardown_fixture(request):
    yield
    print("TearDown")

    outcome = "pass"  # Figure out how to catch this
    if outcome != "skip":
        assert pytest.my_var == 0, "Var was not in "

def test_var_passes():
    pytest.my_var = 0

def test_var_fail():
    pytest.my_var = 1

def test_skipped():
    pytest.skip("This test is skipped because feature is not supported.")

[Stefanhg]

I came across this:
#230 (comment)

It does produce item.rep_setup.skipped so for now I will settle with this even tho i hate how it is hacked together. But other comments on pytest points towards things not getting implemented for now.