Selenium Python - Test Framework Integration (pytest)
You want to run a setup step once before all tests in a pytest module and a teardown step once after all tests. Which fixture scope and usage is correct?
You want to run a setup step once before all tests in a pytest module and a teardown step once after all tests. Which fixture scope and usage is correct?
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Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:
Step 1: Understand pytest fixture scopes
Scope 'module' runs setup once before all tests in the module and teardown after all tests.Step 2: Match fixture usage to requirement
Using scope='module' with yield allows setup before and teardown after all tests in the module.Final Answer:
@pytest.fixture(scope='module')\ndef setup_module():\n print('Setup once')\n yield\n print('Teardown once') -> Option BQuick Check:
Use module scope fixture for once per module setup/teardown [OK]
Quick Trick: Use module scope fixture for setup/teardown once per module [OK]
Common Mistakes:
- Using function scope runs setup/teardown every test
- Using session scope runs once per test session, not module
- Using class scope runs once per class, not module
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