Get more info about the speed of your test suite.
It works with pytest-xdist too.
You can install "pytest-extra-durations" via pip
:
pip install pytest-extra-durations
This plugin provides three types of information.
This can give you more info than the total time displayed by pytest because it's not influenced by the number of workers in pytest-dist, or the collection time.
Exemple:
============== Sum of all tests durations ===============
1.95s
This will be displayed all the time and can't be turned off unless you uninstall this plugin.
This will tell you how much time it took to execute all the tests in a given file.
The API is similar to the one of --durations
in the Pytest CLI.
pytest --modules-durations=4 ./path/to/test/directory
gives:
=============== slowest 4 modules durations =============
1.17s tensorflow_addons/activations/tests/sparsemax_test.py
0.28s tensorflow_addons/activations/tests/gelu_test.py
0.10s tensorflow_addons/activations/tests/softshrink_test.py
0.09s tensorflow_addons/activations/tests/rrelu_test.py
A test function can produce multiple tests, that can be executed on different workers too. This will sum the durations of all tests, setups and teardown produced by a single test function, and report the slower ones.
The API is similar to the one of --durations
in the Pytest CLI.
pytest --functions-durations=4 ./path/to/test/directory
gives:
============ slowest test functions =============
0.99s tensorflow_addons/activations/tests/sparsemax_test.py::test_gradient_against_estimate
0.17s tensorflow_addons/activations/tests/gelu_test.py::test_same_as_py_func
0.09s tensorflow_addons/activations/tests/softshrink_test.py::test_same_as_py_func
0.08s tensorflow_addons/activations/tests/gelu_test.py::test_gelu
0.08s tensorflow_addons/activations/tests/rrelu_test.py::test_theoretical_gradients
- Integration with line_profiler
Distributed under the terms of the MIT
_ license, "pytest-extra-durations" is free and open source software