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Ignoring result

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I want to implement a pytest.ignore() that will behave as pytest.skip(), but without any visuals. ie, no yellow S, or xx skipped in the ui.

Using pytest with testinfra I end up with a ton of tests that I don’t want to show in the UI because of parameterize. I asked at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62079737/pytest-ignore-test-not-just-skip, and have looked around but can not find any indication that this is possible.

I can submit a pr on this, but I want to see if it will get accepted first, and/or if there are any deep reason why this can not be implemented.

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Created 3 years ago
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RonnyPfannschmidtcommented, May 29, 2020

Im -1 on that one

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asottilecommented, Jun 12, 2020

ah thanks, yes that’s an exact duplicate – let’s continue the discussion there

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