Execute pytest tests for the Strata training data pipeline.
npx skills add https://github.com/TWoolff/strata-training-data --skill run-tests-twoolff
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: run-tests Source: https://github.com/TWoolff/strata-training-data/tree/main/.claude/skills/run-tests Command: npx skills add https://github.com/TWoolff/strata-training-data --skill run-tests-twoolff
This Skill automates the execution of the Strata training data pipeline's test suite, ensuring code quality and verifying changes.
Run all tests in the Strata training data pipeline.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can run specific pytest test files by specifying the file path or module name, which isolates targeted verification instead of executing the full test suite.
Yes, you can use keyword pattern matching to filter and run targeted tests within the pytest pipeline, verifying specific code changes without executing the entire suite.
Yes, the testing workflow integrates linting and formatting checks alongside dataset validation, providing a comprehensive code quality assessment for the training data pipeline.
The best way to verify changes without running every test is using keyword pattern matching to execute only relevant test modules, offering quick validation for targeted pipeline modifications.
To stop a pytest suite on the first failure during regression testing, use the stop-on-failure command option to immediately halt execution and isolate the breaking code change.
Yes, you can generate coverage reporting when running pytest for the data pipeline, using the provided coverage commands to measure test effectiveness and identify unverified code paths.
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