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问题 I am writing tests in pytest bdd with selenium. I am using pytest-html to generate report. For debug purpose or just to have a proper logging, I want selenium screenshots and rest of the logs in html report. But I am unable to have selenium screenshot in passed report. Here are the things I am trying. There is a pytest-html hook wrapper in conftest.py conftest.py @pytest.mark.hookwrapper def pytest_runtest_makereport(item, call): pytest_html = item.config.pluginmanager.getplugin('html')

问题 Scenario outlines are very handy for creating data driven tests, but the number of scenarios increases with the number of examples. I've gotten in the habit of tagging scenarios to make it easier to filter on major features of our application. I would like to set up a "smoke test" that hits all the major use cases. Some of these use cases are captured in scenario outlines that perform boundary testing on dates or numbers, but I just want to hit that one prototypical case within the examples.

问题 I had a situation where i am working in home.feature and need to call return.feature and gets the data. And internally return.feature is calling data.feature and collects all the data from it. Source directory1 home.feature directory2 return.feature data.feature I have written * def response = call read('classpath:source/directory2/return.feature') in home.feature. while calling this line, it is picking up the correct feature file, but while executing return.feature, it throws error while

问题 Scenario outlines are very handy for creating data driven tests, but the number of scenarios increases with the number of examples. I've gotten in the habit of tagging scenarios to make it easier to filter on major features of our application. I would like to set up a "smoke test" that hits all the major use cases. Some of these use cases are captured in scenario outlines that perform boundary testing on dates or numbers, but I just want to hit that one prototypical case within the examples.

问题 I had a situation where i am working in home.feature and need to call return.feature and gets the data. And internally return.feature is calling data.feature and collects all the data from it. Source directory1 home.feature directory2 return.feature data.feature I have written * def response = call read('classpath:source/directory2/return.feature') in home.feature. while calling this line, it is picking up the correct feature file, but while executing return.feature, it throws error while

问题 Scenario outlines are very handy for creating data driven tests, but the number of scenarios increases with the number of examples. I've gotten in the habit of tagging scenarios to make it easier to filter on major features of our application. I would like to set up a "smoke test" that hits all the major use cases. Some of these use cases are captured in scenario outlines that perform boundary testing on dates or numbers, but I just want to hit that one prototypical case within the examples.

问题 Scenario outlines are very handy for creating data driven tests, but the number of scenarios increases with the number of examples. I've gotten in the habit of tagging scenarios to make it easier to filter on major features of our application. I would like to set up a "smoke test" that hits all the major use cases. Some of these use cases are captured in scenario outlines that perform boundary testing on dates or numbers, but I just want to hit that one prototypical case within the examples.

问题 Scenario outlines are very handy for creating data driven tests, but the number of scenarios increases with the number of examples. I've gotten in the habit of tagging scenarios to make it easier to filter on major features of our application. I would like to set up a "smoke test" that hits all the major use cases. Some of these use cases are captured in scenario outlines that perform boundary testing on dates or numbers, but I just want to hit that one prototypical case within the examples.

问题 Scenario outlines are very handy for creating data driven tests, but the number of scenarios increases with the number of examples. I've gotten in the habit of tagging scenarios to make it easier to filter on major features of our application. I would like to set up a "smoke test" that hits all the major use cases. Some of these use cases are captured in scenario outlines that perform boundary testing on dates or numbers, but I just want to hit that one prototypical case within the examples.

问题 I had a situation where i am working in home.feature and need to call return.feature and gets the data. And internally return.feature is calling data.feature and collects all the data from it. Source directory1 home.feature directory2 return.feature data.feature I have written * def response = call read('classpath:source/directory2/return.feature') in home.feature. while calling this line, it is picking up the correct feature file, but while executing return.feature, it throws error while