I am trying to share class scope and method scope fixtures across different classes using pytest. Currently, I get a syntax error if I try to add a fixture from another class as shown below.
I am aware that one way to work around this is to not have the fixture enclosed by a class. However, enclosing the fixtures makes sense for what I am trying to do.
import pytest
class Test_example1(object):
@classmethod
@pytest.fixture(scope='class')
def example1_fixture(self):
print("example1_fixture setup")
yield
print("example1_fixture teardown")
def test_1(self, example1_fixture):
print("class example1::test_1")
# This works if I comment out the code causing errors
@pytest.fixture(scope='class')
def global_example_fixture():
print("global_example_fixture setup")
yield
print("global_example_fixture teardown")
class Test_example2(object):
@pytest.fixture(scope='class')
def example2_fixture(self):
print("example2_fixture setup")
yield
print("example2_fixture teardown")
# Results in fixture not found error
def test_1(self, example1_fixture):
print("class example2::test_1")
# Results in syntax error
def test_2(self, Test_example1.example1_fixture, global_example_fixture):
print("class example2::test_1")
# This works...
def test_2(self, example2_fixture, global_example_fixture):
print("class example2::test_2")
I expect to be able to call the class level and method level fixtures across classes.