skip directive

The skip directive identifies Python FCBs to exclude from testing. They will be noted in --log with result "skip" and reason "phmutest-skip". This example does not have a skip directive.

print("Hello World!")

Hello World!

This example has <!--phmutest-skip--> before the FCB.

print("Hello World!")

Bad expected output.

The skip directive can also be placed on an expected output block. There it prevents checking expected against actual output. This example has <!--phmutest-skip--> above the expected output FCB. It prevents the test from failing the expected output check.

print("Hello World!")

Bad expected output.

phmutest command line

phmutest docs/advanced/skip.md --log

phmutest output

log:
args.files: 'docs/advanced/skip.md'
args.log: 'True'

location|label             result  reason
-------------------------  ------  -------------
docs/advanced/skip.md:7 o  pass
docs/advanced/skip.md:19.  skip    phmutest-skip
docs/advanced/skip.md:33.  pass
-------------------------  ------  -------------