I’m trying to figure out how to use pytest-randomly properly, but the problem is I always get the same set of random numbers for every test. All I did was install pytest-randomly (3.15.0) and run tests normally.

I’m trying to figure out how to use pytest-randomly properly, but the problem is I always get the same set of random numbers for every test.
All I did was install pytest-randomly (3.15.0) and run tests normally.

The necessity to put pytest_addoption in an “initial” conftest.py:

I want to test a functions print output. But even though i have imported pytest it doesnt work

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Apparently, pytest restricts you from calling os.system. I develop streamcapture, and the crucial feature is that it captures the stdout of processes spawned by os.system, across MacOS, Linux and Windows, so I really need to unit test this capability.

I need help creating test function that can be executed by pytest. I have created one and it passed but I need to test for each function I created and don’t know how to do that. I have tried using assert but all my test fail. I have watch videos on understanding test but I cant seem to grasp on how to use it. I could use your help. Here’s what i have so far…

I am learning python and wrote a program to understand about testing code.

I’m unable to make a test that handles when the key value name does not exist:

Unable to generate junit xml file correctly, after a failure generation of the file stops and no further tests are executed. The command works without the junit argument. I have also tried adding ‘-o junit_family=xunit1’ but this did not resolve the issue. We are using Python 3.10.6, pytest-8.2.2, but this failed also on pytest 6.2.5.