pytest-concurrent
pytest-concurrent copied to clipboard
reverbc
concurrently execute test cases with multi-thread, multi-process and gevent
Current default worker amount (i.e. if none was given) will be the default of underlying modules, but it will need the user to understand their docs. As a wrapper package,...
It looks like there's no output locking going on here. Results and start dialogs are being constantly interleaved. It should be noted that I'm running in verbose mode.
When running in mThread mode, TerminalReporter will display correct outcome, but the some of the test results are missing from the printout (in verbose mode, this would be a "PASSED",...
Currently, windows does not support the multiprocess plugin, this is mainly due to how Windows deal with fork()