feat(test): add support for TAP (Test Anything Protocol)#834
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With pytest-tap v3.5 released we can now capture and dump the output of individual tests as well: However, some pytest plugins also print stats after the tests have been run: and those are still missing. We’ll have to dig around some more and check if we can capture those as well, and output them… |
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The interesting thing about TAP (Test Anything Protocol) is that test output from different sources can be consolidated and analyzed as one. This change adds a pytest plugin which generated TAP output for tests, thus enabling TAP compatible test output.
However, I think before we would consider this change we need to track PR python-tap/pytest-tap#91 (and maybe PR python-tap/pytest-tap#92).