pytest.ini configuration - Interactive Code Practice

Practice - 5 Tasks

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easy

Complete the code to specify the minimum pytest version in pytest.ini.

PyTest

[pytest]
minversion = [1]

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A6.0

B5.0

C7.0

D4.0

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Common Mistakes

Using a version number that is too new or too old.

Forgetting to put the version as a string.

The minversion option sets the minimum pytest version required. Here, 5.0 is a common minimum version.

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medium

Complete the code to add markers section in pytest.ini.

PyTest

[pytest]
markers =
    slow: marks tests as slow to run [1]

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A# mark slow tests

B# ignore these tests

C# run these tests only

D# skip these tests

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Common Mistakes

Using comments that confuse the purpose of the marker.

Leaving the comment empty or unrelated.

The markers section documents custom markers. The comment # mark slow tests explains the purpose.

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hard

Fix the error in pytest.ini to correctly add testpaths.

PyTest

[pytest]
testpaths = [1]

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A[tests]

Btests/

C'tests'

Dtests

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Common Mistakes

Adding brackets or quotes which cause syntax errors.

Using a trailing slash which is optional but not recommended.

The testpaths option lists directories without brackets or quotes. Just tests is correct.

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hard

Fill both blanks to configure pytest to add options for verbose output and disable warnings.

PyTest

[pytest]
addopts = [1] [2]

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A-v

B--disable-warnings

C-q

D--maxfail=1

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Common Mistakes

Using quiet mode -q instead of verbose -v.

Confusing --maxfail=1 with disabling warnings.

The addopts option adds command line options. -v enables verbose output, and --disable-warnings disables warning messages.

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hard

Fill all three blanks to create a pytest.ini that sets minversion, adds a marker, and sets testpaths.

PyTest

[pytest]
minversion = [1]
markers =
    integration: [2]
testpaths = [3]

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A5.4

Bmarks integration tests

Cintegration_tests

D6.0

Attempts:

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Common Mistakes

Using an invalid version number.

Putting quotes around testpaths folder name.

Writing marker comment incorrectly.

This pytest.ini sets minversion to 5.4, documents the integration marker, and sets testpaths to integration_tests folder.