Creating Custom Identifiers
You can define a function to generate identifiers by using the ids parameter. Often the builtin str or repr functions work fine.
Let’s try using str as an ID function:
| card_list = [ |
| Card("foo", state="todo"), |
| Card("foo", state="in prog"), |
| Card("foo", state="done"), |
| ] |
| |
» | @pytest.mark.parametrize("starting_card", card_list, ids=str) |
| def test_id_str(cards_db, starting_card): |
| ... |
Here we added ids=str. We also moved the list of cards to a named variable to allow shorter code samples in the rest of this section.
Here’s what our node IDs look like now:
| $ pytest -v test_ids.py::test_id_str |
| ========================= test session starts ========================== |
|
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