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pytest-xdist requires all subprocesses to collect the tests in the same order. Python 3.5, however, randomizes order of dict keys.
46 lines
1.4 KiB
Python
46 lines
1.4 KiB
Python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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import pytest
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import re
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# enable assertion introspection for the common code in tests.base
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pytest.register_assert_rewrite('tests.base')
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markup_headers = {
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'default': {
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'HEADER1': "= %s =",
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'HEADER2': "== %s ==",
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'HEADER3': "=== %s ===",
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},
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'markdown': {
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'HEADER1': "# %s",
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'HEADER2': "## %s",
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'HEADER3': "### %s",
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}
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}
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@pytest.fixture(params=sorted(markup_headers.keys()))
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def test_syntax(request):
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markup = request.param
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format_header_dict = markup_headers[markup]
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def header_expand(string):
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"""
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The function perform string replacement of 'HEADER1(.+)' with a header
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syntax for a markup containing the string found in '.+'. This function
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is constructed with a dict of three header levels containing their regex
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and actual syntax.
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When a markup is selected and this function is executed, the function
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will find instance of 'HEADER1' with 1 being any number between 1 and 3
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inclusive.
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"""
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for header_level, format_header in format_header_dict.items():
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regex = header_level + '\((.*?)\)'
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string = re.sub(regex,
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lambda match: format_header % match.group(1),
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string)
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return string
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return (markup, header_expand)
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