-if [ $exit_code -eq 1 ] && [ $zero_errors == 1 ]; then echo "pytest run had failures, but no errors and non-BE flag present"; exit $EXIT_CODE_NON_BE; fi
When there a many test failures, you can use the `-x` (or `--exitfirst`) option to stop testing on the first failure.
Commonly used options like `-n auto`can be added to addopts within the [pytest] section in `pytest.ini`. This saves some typing when calling `pytest`.
Commonly used options like `-n auto`are added to addopts within the [pytest] section in `pytest.ini`. This saves some typing when calling `pytest`.
The `-v` (or `--verbose`) option is usually helpful to see what is going on. Therefore, `-v` is currently part of addopts in `pytest.ini`. If you don't like this verbosity, you can specify the `-q` (`--quiet`) option when running `pytest`.
The `-v` (or `--verbose`) option is helpful to see what is going on.