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How to run an individual Django test in PyDev
PyDev makes it easy to run individual Python unit tests with a contextual menu: right click on the test name, Run as -> Python Unit-test.
In a Django project however, the same functionality cannot be used as the default test runner does not load the Django apps before running the tests (so we get an exception AppRegistryNotReady: Apps aren't loaded yet.).
It is possible with PyDev to run all tests in a Django project (right click on the project -> Django -> Run Django Tests (manage.py test)) but that can take quite some time for large projects. I would need a UI to call manage.py test myapp.tests.FooTest.test_creation directly.
Is there a way to run a single Django unit test in PyDev?
python django unit-testing pydev
asked Jan 2 at 15:13
pintochpintoch
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PyDev makes it easy to run individual Python unit tests with a contextual menu: right click on the test name, Run as -> Python Unit-test.
In a Django project however, the same functionality cannot be used as the default test runner does not load the Django apps before running the tests (so we get an exception AppRegistryNotReady: Apps aren't loaded yet.).
It is possible with PyDev to run all tests in a Django project (right click on the project -> Django -> Run Django Tests (manage.py test)) but that can take quite some time for large projects. I would need a UI to call manage.py test myapp.tests.FooTest.test_creation directly.
Is there a way to run a single Django unit test in PyDev?
python django unit-testing pydev
asked Jan 2 at 15:13
pintochpintoch
992818
add a comment |
PyDev makes it easy to run individual Python unit tests with a contextual menu: right click on the test name, Run as -> Python Unit-test.
In a Django project however, the same functionality cannot be used as the default test runner does not load the Django apps before running the tests (so we get an exception AppRegistryNotReady: Apps aren't loaded yet.).
It is possible with PyDev to run all tests in a Django project (right click on the project -> Django -> Run Django Tests (manage.py test)) but that can take quite some time for large projects. I would need a UI to call manage.py test myapp.tests.FooTest.test_creation directly.
Is there a way to run a single Django unit test in PyDev?
python django unit-testing pydev
asked Jan 2 at 15:13
pintochpintoch
992818
PyDev makes it easy to run individual Python unit tests with a contextual menu: right click on the test name, Run as -> Python Unit-test.
In a Django project however, the same functionality cannot be used as the default test runner does not load the Django apps before running the tests (so we get an exception AppRegistryNotReady: Apps aren't loaded yet.).
It is possible with PyDev to run all tests in a Django project (right click on the project -> Django -> Run Django Tests (manage.py test)) but that can take quite some time for large projects. I would need a UI to call manage.py test myapp.tests.FooTest.test_creation directly.
Is there a way to run a single Django unit test in PyDev?
python django unit-testing pydev
python django unit-testing pydev
asked Jan 2 at 15:13
pintochpintoch
992818
asked Jan 2 at 15:13
pintochpintoch
992818
asked Jan 2 at 15:13
pintochpintoch
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asked Jan 2 at 15:13
pintochpintoch
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I think the best bet here is to use pytest along with https://pytest-django.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ (then, inside of PyDev go to the preferences PyDev > PyUnit and choose Py.test as the test runner).
With that in-place you should be able to run individual unit tests from PyDev.
i.e.: When in the editor with the test file open, use Ctrl+Shift+Up (or Down) to navigate to the test you want and then with the test name selected use Ctrl+F9 (then Enter to run the test).
Alternatively you can just press Ctrl+F9 and filter by typing the name of the method(s) you want to run.
answered Jan 14 at 14:28
Fabio ZadroznyFabio Zadrozny
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Thank you so much, it works great!
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I think the best bet here is to use pytest along with https://pytest-django.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ (then, inside of PyDev go to the preferences PyDev > PyUnit and choose Py.test as the test runner).
With that in-place you should be able to run individual unit tests from PyDev.
i.e.: When in the editor with the test file open, use Ctrl+Shift+Up (or Down) to navigate to the test you want and then with the test name selected use Ctrl+F9 (then Enter to run the test).
Alternatively you can just press Ctrl+F9 and filter by typing the name of the method(s) you want to run.
answered Jan 14 at 14:28
Fabio ZadroznyFabio Zadrozny
21.5k35668
Thank you so much, it works great!
– pintoch
Jan 14 at 16:49
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I think the best bet here is to use pytest along with https://pytest-django.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ (then, inside of PyDev go to the preferences PyDev > PyUnit and choose Py.test as the test runner).
With that in-place you should be able to run individual unit tests from PyDev.
i.e.: When in the editor with the test file open, use Ctrl+Shift+Up (or Down) to navigate to the test you want and then with the test name selected use Ctrl+F9 (then Enter to run the test).
Alternatively you can just press Ctrl+F9 and filter by typing the name of the method(s) you want to run.
answered Jan 14 at 14:28
Fabio ZadroznyFabio Zadrozny
21.5k35668
Thank you so much, it works great!
– pintoch
Jan 14 at 16:49
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I think the best bet here is to use pytest along with https://pytest-django.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ (then, inside of PyDev go to the preferences PyDev > PyUnit and choose Py.test as the test runner).
With that in-place you should be able to run individual unit tests from PyDev.
i.e.: When in the editor with the test file open, use Ctrl+Shift+Up (or Down) to navigate to the test you want and then with the test name selected use Ctrl+F9 (then Enter to run the test).
Alternatively you can just press Ctrl+F9 and filter by typing the name of the method(s) you want to run.
answered Jan 14 at 14:28
Fabio ZadroznyFabio Zadrozny
21.5k35668
I think the best bet here is to use pytest along with https://pytest-django.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ (then, inside of PyDev go to the preferences PyDev > PyUnit and choose Py.test as the test runner).
With that in-place you should be able to run individual unit tests from PyDev.
i.e.: When in the editor with the test file open, use Ctrl+Shift+Up (or Down) to navigate to the test you want and then with the test name selected use Ctrl+F9 (then Enter to run the test).
Alternatively you can just press Ctrl+F9 and filter by typing the name of the method(s) you want to run.
answered Jan 14 at 14:28
Fabio ZadroznyFabio Zadrozny
21.5k35668
answered Jan 14 at 14:28
Fabio ZadroznyFabio Zadrozny
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Thank you so much, it works great!
– pintoch
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Thank you so much, it works great!
– pintoch
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Thank you so much, it works great!
– pintoch
Jan 14 at 16:49
Thank you so much, it works great!
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