Fix test names in long output #140
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When running long output test names that are in classes are printed like the following: ``` tests/test_foo.py::TestFoo.test_foo ``` Copy and pasting that into `pytest` to run will not find the specified test so this change updates the output to be a bit friendlier: ``` tests/test_foo.py::TestFoo::test_foo ```
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Related issue: #125 (comment) I think there might be a better way to get the test ID directly somehow, but have not investigated. |
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I merged another PR that fixed this (I looked that first so it was not a PR competition by any means). #151 Does it fix the problem for you? |
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When running long output test names that are in classes are printed like
the following:
Copy and pasting that into
pytestto run will not find the specifiedtest so this change updates the output to be a bit friendlier: