I'm guessing the decorator is using method='thread', which is the default and
aborts the process when timeout occurs.
Can you see if your env supports method='signal' and if this resolves the issue?
@pytest.mark.timeout(method='signal')
Reference guide for supported options is here:
https://pyp
Hi there,
I'd like to use @pytest. mark.timeout in pytest test in Windows. But if one of
test cases is timeout, then the following test cases will stop.
Is there anybody know how to continue to run the following test cases if a
test case is timeout?
Thank you in advance.
Michelle
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