Is pytest-incremental abandoned?

[Thomas Arildsen]

Hi,
I hope it is OK I also ask about pytest-incremental here.
I just found pytest-incremental and it looks useful, but it looks like the project has had no changes for a couple of years and it mentions Pytest 6 and Python 3.9 as latest versions it works with. I am wondering if the project is abandoned and should not be relied on?
Best regards,

Thomas

[Eduardo Schettino]

Hi Thomas,

I am the author of both doit and pytest-incremental.

Not really maintaining pytest-incremental anymore, *maybe* it still works with the latest pytest version.

If you are interested you could give it a try and we push a new release. actually doit needs a release for some time already too.

I kind of decided to build something like pytest-incremental but on top plain unittest without using pytest. 

But surprise surprise, no time to work on that... if you are interested we can have a chat about it.

Regards

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[Thomas Arildsen]

I have just tested pytest-incremental 0.5.0 with pytest 8.3.3 (with Python 3.10.12) and it seems to work. I see no errors or warnings from pytest-incremental or pytest. When I re-run tests with no code changes, all tests are skipped as expected and `pytest --inc-outdated` says "All test files are up to date". If I change a Python file which some tests depend on, pytest-incremental indeed detects changes and only re-runs some of the tests that seem to be the correct ones related to the change.

I am mainly interested in using it together with pytest and not interested in plain unittest as such.

Best regards,

Thomas