Thanks. I searched but did not find it in the seleniumbase docs. Is there a way to run the pytest repetitively so that it shows each path to solution, waits a few seconds and does it again?
One: That button.one-and-a-half selector is part of the Wordle website:
button.one-and-a-half
<button data-key="↵" class="one-and-a-half">enter</button>
Two: Here's an example SeleniumBase test for repeating tests: test_repeat_tests.py
All necessary updates to the SeleniumBase GitHub repo have been shipped.
I tried installing pytest-repeat and running pytest --count=5 wordle_test.py but that only ran it once.
I'll see if I can use your examples do cause it to repeat.
pytest-repeat is an external plugin that won't work on tests that inherit unittest.TestCase.
pytest-repeat
unittest.TestCase
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Thanks. I searched but did not find it in the seleniumbase docs.
Is there a way to run the pytest repetitively so that it shows each path to solution, waits a few seconds and does it again?
One: That
button.one-and-a-halfselector is part of the Wordle website:Two: Here's an example SeleniumBase test for repeating tests: test_repeat_tests.py
All necessary updates to the SeleniumBase GitHub repo have been shipped.
I tried installing pytest-repeat and running
pytest --count=5 wordle_test.py but that only ran it once.
I'll see if I can use your examples do cause it to repeat.
pytest-repeatis an external plugin that won't work on tests that inheritunittest.TestCase.