irctest/pytest.ini

[pytest]
markers =
    RFC1459
    RFC2812
    RFC-deprecated
    IRCv3.1
    IRCv3.2
    IRCv3.2-deprecated
    message-tags
    multiline
    Oragono
    strict
Use pytest as a test runner instead of unit test './test <controller> -s spec1 -s spec2' becomes: 'pytest --controller <controller> -k "spec1 or spec2"' This uses pytest's test selection, which allows finer selection of which tests to run (for example, it will allow running all tests but those requiring one feature or combination of features). It also allows running only a particular test (or set of test) by filtering on their name or file name. pytest also shows a much nicer output while testing (grouped by file, percentage of tests run, manages the verbosity); and it captures all the output and only shows it if the test fails, which makes --show-io irrelevant. 2021-02-16 23:51:47 +00:00			`[pytest]`
			`markers =`
			`RFC1459`
			`RFC2812`
			`RFC-deprecated`
			`IRCv3.1`
			`IRCv3.2`
			`IRCv3.2-deprecated`
			`message-tags`
			`multiline`
			`Oragono`
			`strict`