I set up a CI pipeline (Gitlab CI if that matters) for my latest Python project and added several test cases for things I still want to implement. In each test case I raise a NotImplementedError
since, well, it has not been implemented yet.
import unittest
class GenericTest(unittest.TestCase):
def test_stuff(self):
"""I'll fill this in when I come around to it."""
raise NotImplementedError
Generally, I want these tests to fail, since do not yet work properly. However, when I push to my repository and the tests are run on the CI system, I would like to skip these tests. I already know they will 'fail' and they mask actual failing tests.
Is there a way to suppress these exceptions, or a specific type of exception (like IKnowThisWillFailError
), so that the affected tests are not counted as 'failed'?
what about
import unittest
class GenercTest(unittest.TestCase):
def test_stuff(self):
"""I'll fill this in when I come around to it."""
raise unittest.SkipTest("IKnowThisWillFail")
your CI system probably can differentiate between skipped and failed tests