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Only clicking the Results row show the log information
This is more of an enhancement, but, it would be a huge improvement to the UI
Right now, the only thing you can click to show/expand the logs is the Results row. However, the Results row is kind of small. This report would be much easier to use if any of the rows, when clicked, showed/expanded the logs.
How can I make this happen?
I'm not sure I follow.
When you say "any of the rows" do you mean "any of the cells" for a particular row?
One row == one test (not entirely true as setup/teardown can get their own rows).
Regardless, please try 4.0.0rc4.
We've changed so that instead of only the "show/hide" text being clickable, the entire Results cell is now clickable.
When you say "any of the rows" do you mean "any of the cells" for a particular row?
Exactly. Right now only clicking the Results cell expands the logs...but my opinion is, it would be better UI if ANY of the cells (except the links) expanded the logs, even clicking the test name or the duration
When you say "any of the rows" do you mean "any of the cells" for a particular row?
Exactly. Right now only clicking the Results cell expands the logs...but my opinion is, it would be better UI if ANY of the cells (except the links) expanded the logs, even clicking the test name or the duration
Cool, I'll see if it's an easy add. If it is - I'll add it to RC5.
I think this is what you're after: https://github.com/pytest-dev/pytest-html/pull/656
Now all cells (incl. user added, excl. Links) will be clickable to expand/collapse the row.
Thanks @BeyondEvil ! How would I pull in that PR to my test suite with pytest-html, is it on pypi?
You can pip install master branch (it’s been merged). https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56161092/how-to-install-a-pip-module-from-its-master-branch-on-github#56161126
@snackattas
I use pipenv so github installs aren't supported, need to grab it from a release unfortunately
I use pipenv so github installs aren't supported, need to grab it from a release unfortunately
You should be able to do: pipenv install -e git+<your/target/git/repository/url.git>@branch#egg=package_name
If not, you can do pipenv run pip install ....
or
pipenv shell and then pip install ...