I am using the durations options in the pytest commandline to extract information of the top 5 slowest tests. Below is the information that is printed in the console at the end of tests. The test results are outputted in an html or a junit-xml report. Is there a hook to capture the durations statistics in the html or junit-xml report?
I tried the following solution but it changed nothing in the report.
Any suggestions on how to do it?
======== fixture duration top ===================================================
total name num avg min
0:00:01.219000 login_token 1 0:00:01.219000 0:00:01.219000
0:00:00.734000 login_creds 1 0:00:00.734000 0:00:00.734000
0:00:01.953000 grand total 18 0:00:00.734000 0:00:00
======== test call duration top =================================================
total name num avg min
0:13:19.203000 Test_some_feature::test_01 8 0:01:38.351500 0:01:35.562000
0:04:19.500000 Test_some_feature::test_02 1 0:04:19.500000 0:04:19.500000
0:03:42.329000 Test_some_feature::test_03 8 0:00:25.195500 0:00:23.281000
0:21:21.032000 grand total 17 0:01:38.351500 0:00:23.281000
========= test setup duration top ===============================================
total name num avg min
0:00:00 grand total 17 0:00:00 0:00:00
========= test teardown duration top ============================================
total name num avg min
0:00:00 grand total 17 0:00:00 0:00:00
========= slowest 15 durations ==================================================
thanks,
Archie
After much research, I was not able to find a pytest hook to port the --durations console output into the pytest html/junit-xml report. As per my earlier comment, I redirect the console output to a file, like so:
command 2> result.txt
I end up with 2 reports to parse/check to get the complete picture. I still think that there is a better solution out there. But this will have to do for now.