You have tests marked with @pytest.mark.feature('payment') and @pytest.mark.priority('high'). Which command will run only tests related to the 'payment' feature with high priority?

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PyTest - Test Organization

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Bpytest -m "feature('payment') and priority('high')"

Cpytest -m "feature_payment and priority_high"

Dytest -m "feature_payment and priority_high"

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand marker naming
Markers with parameters are usually registered as separate markers or combined with underscores.
Step 2: Use marker expressions
To run tests with both markers, use -m "feature_payment and priority_high".
Step 3: Avoid incorrect syntax
Markers cannot be called as functions in the command line.
Final Answer:
pytest -m "feature_payment and priority_high" -> Option C
Quick Check:
Use marker names joined by underscores and logical operators [OK]

Quick Trick: Use -m with marker names and logical operators [OK]

Common Mistakes:

MISTAKES

Using parentheses in marker names in CLI
Confusing marker parameters with marker names
Using incorrect logical operators

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You have tests marked with @pytest.mark.feature('payment') and @pytest.mark.priority('high'). Which command will run only tests related to the 'payment' feature with high priority?

Step 1: Understand marker naming

Step 2: Use marker expressions

Step 3: Avoid incorrect syntax

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