Instead of test error make test fail if during test step has encounters an exception

[f00dog-x300]

Hello,

So I have code that looks something like this:

def do_action() -> None:
    # tries to do something
  

def test_that_action:
    get_result_of_action = do_action()
    # do some morphing of the data
    # make final assertion that end result is what we expect

If an exception occurs during the do_action function, pytest marks the test as an error. I think that's expected. However, is there a way to set it up in pytest where if an exception is encountered during the test that if a function call inside of the test encounters an exception will cause the test to fail?

[nicoddemus]

Hi,

Not currently.

I think you can override the pytest_runtest_makereport to change it from an error to a failure though.