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Py.test improperly handles command line options with spaces Β· Issue #1471 Β· pytest-dev/pytest
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A sample script: #conftest.py import pytest @pytest.hookimpl def pytest_addoption(parser): parser.addoption('--env', action='store', dest='env') #mytest.py def test_me(reque...
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      articleBody:A sample script: ``` #conftest.py import pytest @pytest.hookimpl def pytest_addoption(parser): parser.addoption('--env', action='store', dest='env') ``` ``` #mytest.py def test_me(request): print(request.config.option.env) ``` A sample command that fails: ``` $ touch pytest.ini $ py.test --env ../111/env.xml --capture=no mytest.py usage: py.test [options] [file_or_dir] [file_or_dir] [...] py.test: error: unrecognized arguments: --env mytest.py inifile: None rootdir: /Users/svasilyev/parent ``` Where `/Users/svasilyev/parent` is a parent dir for the sample scripts dir (they are in /Users/svasilyev/parent/pytest-cmdline-sample). The error happens only when `../111/env.xml` actually exists, and it is outside of the current dir with `conftest.py` & `pytest.ini`. The error does NOT happen when: - ... the target file does not exists (even if it points to outer dir), or this is not a filename (just by accident, like "no" in `--capture no` notation). - ... the file exists, but it is in the local dir or any subdir: `py.test --env ./env.xml --capture=no mytest.py`. - ... cmdline options are in this order: `py.test --capture=no --env ../111/env.xml mytest.py` (surprise!) - … the same space-notation is used for built-in options (e.g., `--junit-xml ../111/junit.xml`) I guess the error is caused by py.test's cmdline pre-parsing and rootdir detection: it treats the standalone cmdline option `../111/env.xml` as a reference to a test file, and this is done before `--env` is actually added to the parser by the plugins. I understand that plugins cannot be properly loaded before the cmdline is pre-parsed, and thus it is impossible to add all cmdline options before cmdline parsing. Yet, python's `argparse` accepts both `--opt=val` and `--opt val` notations, so this is the expected behaviour. So, probably, preparsing or rootdir detection should be done a bit more carefully. PS: - Mac OS X 10.11 (does not matter) - Python-2.7.10 - pytest-2.9.1 - no other packages needed
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      articleBody:A sample script: ``` #conftest.py import pytest @pytest.hookimpl def pytest_addoption(parser): parser.addoption('--env', action='store', dest='env') ``` ``` #mytest.py def test_me(request): print(request.config.option.env) ``` A sample command that fails: ``` $ touch pytest.ini $ py.test --env ../111/env.xml --capture=no mytest.py usage: py.test [options] [file_or_dir] [file_or_dir] [...] py.test: error: unrecognized arguments: --env mytest.py inifile: None rootdir: /Users/svasilyev/parent ``` Where `/Users/svasilyev/parent` is a parent dir for the sample scripts dir (they are in /Users/svasilyev/parent/pytest-cmdline-sample). The error happens only when `../111/env.xml` actually exists, and it is outside of the current dir with `conftest.py` & `pytest.ini`. The error does NOT happen when: - ... the target file does not exists (even if it points to outer dir), or this is not a filename (just by accident, like "no" in `--capture no` notation). - ... the file exists, but it is in the local dir or any subdir: `py.test --env ./env.xml --capture=no mytest.py`. - ... cmdline options are in this order: `py.test --capture=no --env ../111/env.xml mytest.py` (surprise!) - … the same space-notation is used for built-in options (e.g., `--junit-xml ../111/junit.xml`) I guess the error is caused by py.test's cmdline pre-parsing and rootdir detection: it treats the standalone cmdline option `../111/env.xml` as a reference to a test file, and this is done before `--env` is actually added to the parser by the plugins. I understand that plugins cannot be properly loaded before the cmdline is pre-parsed, and thus it is impossible to add all cmdline options before cmdline parsing. Yet, python's `argparse` accepts both `--opt=val` and `--opt val` notations, so this is the expected behaviour. So, probably, preparsing or rootdir detection should be done a bit more carefully. PS: - Mac OS X 10.11 (does not matter) - Python-2.7.10 - pytest-2.9.1 - no other packages needed
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