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Python Testing with pytest, Second Edition: machine readable output
Title: Name of book: Python Testing with pytest, Second Edition
I wonder if it would be possible to provide a practical approach to generating machine-readable pytest output in the context of testing automation.
Thanks,
Alex
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brianokken
Author of Python Testing with pytest
Alex,
There are a couple of common ways in use for pytest results.
There is the built in --junit-xml=path
flag to create a junit-xml style report.
There are also plugins that generate different styles of reports, such as pytest-json-report
,
You can also use tox to drive pytest and generate json from it using tox --result-json=PATH
.
Hope this helps.
- Brian
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