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Hello I'm using the mpl packages to enable the comparison for hundread of images. This process takes a while in sequential mode
so I have decided to use the xdist plugin in pytest. When I'm combining mpl and xdist plugins it works well and I have my tests that are really speed up. However I wanted to generate this html report and unfortunately it does not work, I get empty pages (see image bellow) with no files shown, even if in the result directory I get the directories containing images of basefile and results.
If I remove the -n 6 option which is from xdist to enable to parralelise test on 6 cores the html repport is working well.
So I wanted to know if there is a way to handle the html repport generation correctly while using xdist ?
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Hi @ClementLaplace, unfortunately reports cannot be generated correctly when using pytest-xdist. I looked into this before but couldn't find an obvious simple fix, but I'm sure a fix exists! #136
Hello I'm using the
mpl
packages to enable the comparison for hundread of images. This process takes a while in sequential modeso I have decided to use the xdist plugin in
pytest
. When I'm combining mpl and xdist plugins it works well and I have my tests that are really speed up. However I wanted to generate this html report and unfortunately it does not work, I get empty pages (see image bellow) with no files shown, even if in the result directory I get the directories containing images of basefile and results.I have done this command line
Here is my informations about my packages bellow
If I remove the
-n 6
option which is fromxdist
to enable to parralelise test on 6 cores the html repport is working well.So I wanted to know if there is a way to handle the html repport generation correctly while using xdist ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: