Originally reported by: Leah Klearman (BitBucket: klrmn, GitHub: klrmn)
I'm glad that py.test is now putting 's'es into results when it skips a test but it would be nice to know if it's because it's a @pytest.mark.destructive test, excluded due to a -m "not X", or explicitly weeded out by a py.test plugin and given py.test.skip("message"). I would imagine the message text would be provided when using --verbose.
Thanks!
Originally reported by: Leah Klearman (BitBucket: klrmn, GitHub: klrmn)
I'm glad that py.test is now putting 's'es into results when it skips a test but it would be nice to know if it's because it's a @pytest.mark.destructive test, excluded due to a -m "not X", or explicitly weeded out by a py.test plugin and given py.test.skip("message"). I would imagine the message text would be provided when using --verbose.
Thanks!