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interpreter
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terminal
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README.md
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README.md

Tags

  • @wip
    • Used only for debugging purposes.
    • When debugging in VSC, only features/scenarios with @wip tag will be executed.
  • @skip
    • Used to skip a feature/scenario.
  • @https://github.com/xxx/yyy.git
    • Can only be used at a feature level.
    • The conents of the above repo will be used as the contents of the workspace folder.
    • Note: assume the tag is @https://github.com/DonJayamanne/pyvscSmokeTesting.git
      • The above repo is cloned directly into the workspace.
    • If however the tag is @https://github.com/DonJayamanne/pyvscSmokeTesting/tests
      • Now, the contents of the workspace is the tests directory in the above repo.
    • This allows us to have a single repo with files/tests for more than just one feature/scenario.
    • Else we'd need to have multiple repos for each feature/scenario.
  • @code:
    • Can only be used at a feature level.
    • The conents of the above folder will be used as the contents of the workspace folder.
    • Note: assume the tag is @code:some folder/pythonFiles
      • The contents of the above folder is copied recursively into the workspace.
    • This allows us to have a single repo with files/tests for more than just one feature/scenario.
    • Else we'd need to have multiple repos for each feature/scenario.
  • @mac, @win, @linux
    • Used to ensure a particular feature/scenario runs only in mac, win or linux respectively.
  • @python2, @python3, @python3.5, @python3.6, @python3.7
    • Used to ensure a particular feature/scenario runs only in specific version of Python, respectively.
  • @noNeedToTestInAllPython
    • Indicates these are tests that are not specific to a version of Python used.
    • Hence testing in any one version of Python is sufficient.
  • @insider
    • Used to ensure a particular feature/scenario runs only in VS Code Insiders.
  • @stable
    • Used to ensure a particular feature/scenario runs only in VS Code Stable.
  • @smoke
    • All smoke test related functionality.
  • @test
    • All testing related functionality.
  • @debug
    • All debugger related functionality.
  • @terminal
    • All terminal related functionality.
  • @terminal.venv
    • Related to virtual environments (python -m venv)
  • @terminal.pipenv
    • Related to pipenv environments (pipenv shell)