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Thanks for the great lib, but I would like to have the option to keep the timing of the tests that have already been run. This would allow me to avoid re-update tests that I know will not change much, and it would also make it easier to track the performance of my test suite over time in git.
Solution Proposed
I think this could be implemented by update option store_durations into category: [keep, replace], and it would be default to replace.
I believe this would be a useful feature for many users of pytest-split and if you think the proposed solution is good to go. I happy to contribute and create a PR for this feature.
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Description
Thanks for the great lib, but I would like to have the option to keep the timing of the tests that have already been run. This would allow me to avoid re-update tests that I know will not change much, and it would also make it easier to track the performance of my test suite over time in git.
Solution Proposed
I think this could be implemented by update option
store_durations
into category: [keep, replace], and it would be default toreplace
.I believe this would be a useful feature for many users of pytest-split and if you think the proposed solution is good to go. I happy to contribute and create a PR for this feature.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: