Specify paramterized node in command line - Issue #649

[palaviv]

This PR solves the problem specified in Issue #649.
I added the test to test_mark but i am not so sure that is the right place.

[RonnyPfannschmidt]

good work, its mergable as is

as for nitpicking, could you please add a todo comment to remove the workaround once collection structure properly contains parameterization

in any case i'll merge after work

[nicoddemus]

(I gave a 👍 to the PR, does anyone receive a notification for that?)

[The-Compiler]

@nicoddemus No, I think that's the whole point of those reactions - I think they got added because for bigger projects, dozens of 👍 comments were too noisy

[palaviv]

Thanks for the good reviews :).
I will not be infront a computer until tommorow evening. I can add the TODO commnet then if you wish to wait.
Is there a PR or Issue that regard the planned change in the collection structure?

[RonnyPfannschmidt]

no pr or issue, i have it on my personal agenda for the sprint

[palaviv]

I added the TODO comment

[RonnyPfannschmidt]

well done, thanks

[david-fliguer-ws]

Hi, how do I use this ?

I have parametrized tests which name are WST_6,WST_7,WST_61,WST_62 and I want a way to run specifically test WST_6, if I use the -k parameter then it will run also WST_61 and WST_62.

How can I solve this ?

[RonnyPfannschmidt]

@david-fliguer-ws based on the test names you provided they cant be based on pytest parametrization, so this doesn't apply to you