how do you customize pytest test execution order? say I want to first run unit tests and then integration tests, is it possible with single pants test command? I want to avoid rebuilding pytest executor by using multipe commands for test groups

Just spitballing here, but I believe you can chunk it up with multiple pytest targets. Then set your unit tests as a dependency for your integ tests.

I see, it's should be following the execution graph, will try, thx

I don't think that will work, alas. The

test

goal won't execute tests in dependency order.

Unfortunate

I'll see if I can think of a way to do this

Not sure. Personally, I would use tags to run integration tests and alias the command. So I run unit tests with

pants test ::

and integ tests only in CI/CD with

pants test integ

I want to avoid rebuilding pytest executor by using multipe commands for test groups

Presumably this is an indirect way of saying Pants / Pex are slow (bolding mine) and @purple-hydrogen-4740 is trying to hack around slow pytest PEX builds, which I think show up in Pants log output still; so would attract natural attention when you are starting to investigate slow tests.

@brief-scientist-13682 that's right, my testing pipeline was split into 4 groups of tests because some tests using docker and temporal were failing due to docker/temporal interferring between each other and I could figure it out at first, it took around hour to test packages + 3 services & build docker images for the services, I have managed to set it up with claude now, so far split it into 2 pants commands using batching tags and dependencies