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I was trying to define bunch fixtures in one file say redis.py (abcplgfixredis.py) and use them in my test cases (abccommontest_file.py) via pytest_plugin. While doing that I notice test cases couldn't see fixtures I defined.

My Folder structure is as follows

abc
 |
 common
 |
 config.py ( I have defined pytest_plugin=["plgfix.redis"]
 test_file.py
 plgfix
 |
 redis.py ( I have defined bunch of fixtures here)
 __init__.py

From above illustration

-> plgfix (folder) has my desired file(redis.py) and __init__.py file to 
 make folder as package.

-> In abccommonconfig.py. I have defined pytest_plugin global variable

 pytest_plugins = ["plgfix.redis"] #assuming all fixtures in 
 #redis.py file , available for test cases



-> Now I have created abccommontest_file.py where I'm using one of the 
 defined fixture in redis.py (abcplgfixredis.py) as follows.

 def test_fixtu(fix1):
 print ("Hi")
 pass


 I was getting error as fix1 is not found

Note : I can able to import config file and see contents as 'package', 'spec', 'pytest_plugins'....... (confirming it is not path issue)

python pytest

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asked Mar 27 at 12:55

KumarKumar

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  Rename config.py to conftest.py and move it to the project root.
  
  – hoefling
  Mar 27 at 22:03
  

  
  
  
  


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  I have renamed file to conftest.py and move to root folder (here abc/). Still I see fixture not found error. In addition to this I tried moving test file to root folder,though error is same. I removed all .cache file as well.
  
  – Kumar
  Mar 28 at 3:44
  
  

  
  
  
  

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I was trying to define bunch fixtures in one file say redis.py (abcplgfixredis.py) and use them in my test cases (abccommontest_file.py) via pytest_plugin. While doing that I notice test cases couldn't see fixtures I defined.

My Folder structure is as follows

abc
 |
 common
 |
 config.py ( I have defined pytest_plugin=["plgfix.redis"]
 test_file.py
 plgfix
 |
 redis.py ( I have defined bunch of fixtures here)
 __init__.py

From above illustration

-> plgfix (folder) has my desired file(redis.py) and __init__.py file to 
 make folder as package.

-> In abccommonconfig.py. I have defined pytest_plugin global variable

 pytest_plugins = ["plgfix.redis"] #assuming all fixtures in 
 #redis.py file , available for test cases



-> Now I have created abccommontest_file.py where I'm using one of the 
 defined fixture in redis.py (abcplgfixredis.py) as follows.

 def test_fixtu(fix1):
 print ("Hi")
 pass


 I was getting error as fix1 is not found

Note : I can able to import config file and see contents as 'package', 'spec', 'pytest_plugins'....... (confirming it is not path issue)

python pytest

share|improve this question

asked Mar 27 at 12:55

KumarKumar

6311 silver badge1010 bronze badges

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Rename config.py to conftest.py and move it to the project root.
  
  – hoefling
  Mar 27 at 22:03
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  I have renamed file to conftest.py and move to root folder (here abc/). Still I see fixture not found error. In addition to this I tried moving test file to root folder,though error is same. I removed all .cache file as well.
  
  – Kumar
  Mar 28 at 3:44
  
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

I was trying to define bunch fixtures in one file say redis.py (abcplgfixredis.py) and use them in my test cases (abccommontest_file.py) via pytest_plugin. While doing that I notice test cases couldn't see fixtures I defined.

My Folder structure is as follows

abc
 |
 common
 |
 config.py ( I have defined pytest_plugin=["plgfix.redis"]
 test_file.py
 plgfix
 |
 redis.py ( I have defined bunch of fixtures here)
 __init__.py

From above illustration

-> plgfix (folder) has my desired file(redis.py) and __init__.py file to 
 make folder as package.

-> In abccommonconfig.py. I have defined pytest_plugin global variable

 pytest_plugins = ["plgfix.redis"] #assuming all fixtures in 
 #redis.py file , available for test cases



-> Now I have created abccommontest_file.py where I'm using one of the 
 defined fixture in redis.py (abcplgfixredis.py) as follows.

 def test_fixtu(fix1):
 print ("Hi")
 pass


 I was getting error as fix1 is not found

Note : I can able to import config file and see contents as 'package', 'spec', 'pytest_plugins'....... (confirming it is not path issue)

python pytest

share|improve this question

asked Mar 27 at 12:55

KumarKumar

6311 silver badge1010 bronze badges

abc
 |
 common
 |
 config.py ( I have defined pytest_plugin=["plgfix.redis"]
 test_file.py
 plgfix
 |
 redis.py ( I have defined bunch of fixtures here)
 __init__.py

-> plgfix (folder) has my desired file(redis.py) and __init__.py file to 
 make folder as package.

-> In abccommonconfig.py. I have defined pytest_plugin global variable

 pytest_plugins = ["plgfix.redis"] #assuming all fixtures in 
 #redis.py file , available for test cases



-> Now I have created abccommontest_file.py where I'm using one of the 
 defined fixture in redis.py (abcplgfixredis.py) as follows.

 def test_fixtu(fix1):
 print ("Hi")
 pass


 I was getting error as fix1 is not found

share|improve this question

asked Mar 27 at 12:55

KumarKumar

6311 silver badge1010 bronze badges

share|improve this question

asked Mar 27 at 12:55

KumarKumar

6311 silver badge1010 bronze badges

asked Mar 27 at 12:55

KumarKumar

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asked Mar 27 at 12:55

KumarKumar

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