pytest.ini

[pytest]
# Directories to exclude from test discovery (prevents pytest from recursing into these)
norecursedirs =
  .git

#ignore = .git im/ib/data/extract/gateway
#ignore-glob = notebooks* old/*

# Additional command-line options passed to pytest
addopts =
  # Disable the warnings plugin to reduce noise in output.
  -p no:warnings
  # Uncomment to enable print output (captures stdout/stderr during tests)
  # Useful for debugging and seeing output from unittest like elapsed seconds
  #-s
  # Uncomment to enable logging output in CLI (see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4673373)
  #-o log_cli=true
  # Use native Python traceback format for failures and suppress captured output display
  --tb=native --show-capture=no
  # Verbosity level: very verbose output with full test names (e.g.,
  # test/test_lib_tasks.py::TestLib::test_find_test_files2)
  -vv
  # Report options: a=all, p=passed, f=failed, e=error, s=skipped (shows
  # summary of all outcomes)
  -rpa
  # Uncomment to run failed tests first
  #--new-first
  # Show timing info for the 3 slowest tests
  --durations=3
  # Use color in output when available
  --color=yes

# Custom markers for categorizing and filtering tests
markers=
  need_dev_container: tests that require dependencies not available in the base environment
  no_container: tests that run without a container, i.e., invoke target tests
  requires_ck_aws: tests that require CK AWS connection
  requires_ck_infra: tests that require to run inside CK infrastructure
  requires_docker_in_docker: tests that require docker children or sibling containers
  slow: tests that are considered slow (~30s timeout)
  superslow: tests that are considered superslow (~3600s timeout)