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Changelog

1.2.0

2025-06-22

  • Dropped support for EOL Python versions and added support for Python 3.13.
  • Fix #58: return in a finally block swallows exceptions and raises a warning in Python 3.14.

1.1.1

2024-01-20

  • Fixes #54 - AttributeError when cacheprovider plugin disabled. Thanks @jhanm12

1.1.0

2022-12-03

  • Fixes xdist support (thanks @matejsp)

1.0.4

2018-11-30

  • Fixes issues with doctests reported in #36 - class, package and module didn't work because DoctestItem doesn't have cls or module attributes. Thanks @tobywf.
  • Deprecate none bucket type. Update: this was a mistake, it will be kept for backwards compatibility.
  • With tox, run tests of pytest-random-order with both pytest 3 and 4.

1.0.3

2018-11-16

  • Fixes compatibility issues with pytest 4.0.0, works with pytest 3.0+ as before.
  • Tests included in the source distribution.

1.0.0

2018-10-20

  • Plugin no longer alters the test order by default. You will have to either 1) pass --random-order, or --random-order-bucket=<bucket>, or --random-order-seed=<seed>, or 2) edit your pytest configuration file and add one of these options there under addopts, or 3) specify these flags in environment variable PYTEST_ADDOPTS.
  • Python 3.5+ is required. If you want to use this plugin with Python 2.7, use v0.8.0 which is stable and fine if you are happy with it randomising the test order by default.
  • The name under which the plugin registers itself is changed from random-order (hyphen) to random_order (underscore). This addresses the issue of consistency when disabling or enabling this plugin via the standard -p flag. Previously, the plugin could be disabled by passing -p no:random-order yet re-enabled only by passing -p pytest_random_order.plugin. Now they are -p no:random_order to disable and -p random_order.plugin to enable (The .plugin bit, I think, is required because pytest probably thinks it's an unrelated thing to random_order and import it, yet without it it's the same thing so doesn't import it).

0.8.0

  • pytest cache plugin's --failed-first works now.