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Add something like: "--newest-first" · Issue #3034 · pytest-dev/pytest
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There is --failed-first ... what's about a --newest-first: Execute the tests from the newest test file first. Sort by file change timestamp. The idea: If i add a new test, then i would like to ...
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- Perhaps do you have a more specific use case which that option would help that I'm not seeing though?
- You mean add this to the core?
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articleBody:There is **--failed-first** ... what's about a **--newest-first**: Execute the tests from the newest test file first. Sort by file change timestamp.
The idea: If i add a new test, then i would like to see if this new test will be failed first ;)
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The idea: If i add a new test, then i would like to see if this new test will be failed first ;)
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