use pytest-reportlog
to generate upstream-dev CI failure reports
#6699
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We currently use the output of
pytest
to generate our test results, which is both fragile and does not detect import errors on test collection.Instead, we can use
pytest-reportlog
to generate a machine-readable file that is easy to parse (junit
XML would probably work, too, but apparently does not contain all the different failure modes ofpytest
).The new script will collect failure summaries like the old version, but it should be fairly easy to create a fancy report with more information.