According to the documentation, result_summary is
Called at the end of the execution, when printing results
But it appears that this doesn't work as expected, a minimal reproducible example:
import slash
def test_passes():
assert 2 == 1 + 1
def test_fails():
assert 2 == 1 + 2
def list_tests(prefix):
print(prefix)
for result in slash.context.session.results.iter_test_results():
print(result.test_metadata.address)
@slash.hooks.result_summary.register
def list_result_summary():
list_tests("result_summary")
@slash.hooks.session_end.register
def list_session_end():
list_tests("session_end")
I would expect to have 2 calls to list_tests, one with the "result_summary" prefix and another one with the "session_end" prefix, but only the "session_end" one is printed.
In this code:
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if exc_type is not None: |
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trigger_hook.result_summary() # pylint: disable=no-member |
result_summary is called only when
exc_type is not None, I am not sure that this condition makes sense.
According to the documentation,
result_summaryisBut it appears that this doesn't work as expected, a minimal reproducible example:
I would expect to have 2 calls to
list_tests, one with the"result_summary"prefix and another one with the"session_end"prefix, but only the"session_end"one is printed.In this code:
slash/slash/app.py
Lines 159 to 160 in 3f8ca72
result_summaryis called only whenexc_type is not None, I am not sure that this condition makes sense.