Want to know currently executing test/class name of pytest from normal py script












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  1. Have A.py contains only fixtures and classes related to pytest

  2. In A.py , One of fixture calls function which is in B.py (B.py in not an pytest script it's normal py script)

  3. In B.py script, want to know and check current test script name /fixture/current class of A.py


Based on current test name in A.py I need to execute some instructions in B.py script




  1. Is there any solution?
    Note: I don't want to edit A.py






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  • It is not going to be a great test if the system changes behaviour when tested.
    – Klaus D.
    Nov 23 at 2:59










  • Thanks Klaus, I know but we want to use same framework for two different test environments. Before running actual tests, want to run prerequisites on different test platform.
    – manjesh.hb006
    Nov 23 at 7:08












  • Cound you put your intended use case into the question? There's probably a better solution...
    – ivan_pozdeev
    Nov 23 at 10:02


















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  1. Have A.py contains only fixtures and classes related to pytest

  2. In A.py , One of fixture calls function which is in B.py (B.py in not an pytest script it's normal py script)

  3. In B.py script, want to know and check current test script name /fixture/current class of A.py


Based on current test name in A.py I need to execute some instructions in B.py script




  1. Is there any solution?
    Note: I don't want to edit A.py






python pytest







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  • It is not going to be a great test if the system changes behaviour when tested.
    – Klaus D.
    Nov 23 at 2:59










  • Thanks Klaus, I know but we want to use same framework for two different test environments. Before running actual tests, want to run prerequisites on different test platform.
    – manjesh.hb006
    Nov 23 at 7:08












  • Cound you put your intended use case into the question? There's probably a better solution...
    – ivan_pozdeev
    Nov 23 at 10:02
















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  1. Have A.py contains only fixtures and classes related to pytest

  2. In A.py , One of fixture calls function which is in B.py (B.py in not an pytest script it's normal py script)

  3. In B.py script, want to know and check current test script name /fixture/current class of A.py


Based on current test name in A.py I need to execute some instructions in B.py script




  1. Is there any solution?
    Note: I don't want to edit A.py






python pytest







share|improve this question
















  1. Have A.py contains only fixtures and classes related to pytest

  2. In A.py , One of fixture calls function which is in B.py (B.py in not an pytest script it's normal py script)

  3. In B.py script, want to know and check current test script name /fixture/current class of A.py


Based on current test name in A.py I need to execute some instructions in B.py script




  1. Is there any solution?
    Note: I don't want to edit A.py






python pytest




python pytest






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  • It is not going to be a great test if the system changes behaviour when tested.
    – Klaus D.
    Nov 23 at 2:59










  • Thanks Klaus, I know but we want to use same framework for two different test environments. Before running actual tests, want to run prerequisites on different test platform.
    – manjesh.hb006
    Nov 23 at 7:08












  • Cound you put your intended use case into the question? There's probably a better solution...
    – ivan_pozdeev
    Nov 23 at 10:02




















  • It is not going to be a great test if the system changes behaviour when tested.
    – Klaus D.
    Nov 23 at 2:59










  • Thanks Klaus, I know but we want to use same framework for two different test environments. Before running actual tests, want to run prerequisites on different test platform.
    – manjesh.hb006
    Nov 23 at 7:08












  • Cound you put your intended use case into the question? There's probably a better solution...
    – ivan_pozdeev
    Nov 23 at 10:02


















It is not going to be a great test if the system changes behaviour when tested.
– Klaus D.
Nov 23 at 2:59




It is not going to be a great test if the system changes behaviour when tested.
– Klaus D.
Nov 23 at 2:59












Thanks Klaus, I know but we want to use same framework for two different test environments. Before running actual tests, want to run prerequisites on different test platform.
– manjesh.hb006
Nov 23 at 7:08






Thanks Klaus, I know but we want to use same framework for two different test environments. Before running actual tests, want to run prerequisites on different test platform.
– manjesh.hb006
Nov 23 at 7:08














Cound you put your intended use case into the question? There's probably a better solution...
– ivan_pozdeev
Nov 23 at 10:02






Cound you put your intended use case into the question? There's probably a better solution...
– ivan_pozdeev
Nov 23 at 10:02














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Using inspect module, we could find test script name.
More info: https://docs.python.org/2/library/inspect.html






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  • Hi manjesh-hb006, would you mind to add your solution, without the necessarity of probably dying links?
    – bummi
    Nov 26 at 20:10











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Using inspect module, we could find test script name.
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Using inspect module, we could find test script name.
More info: https://docs.python.org/2/library/inspect.html






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Using inspect module, we could find test script name.
More info: https://docs.python.org/2/library/inspect.html






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Hi manjesh-hb006, would you mind to add your solution, without the necessarity of probably dying links?
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Hi manjesh-hb006, would you mind to add your solution, without the necessarity of probably dying links?
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