The root README.md's example pytest transcripts are stale. They show configfile: pytest.ini — the configuration moved into pyproject.toml — along with old plugin and tool versions, and they predate several changes to what the suite collects and reports.
Anyone comparing their own output against the README will find it doesn't match, which makes the README worse than having no transcript at all: it looks like something has gone wrong locally.
Regenerating means running the suite against a real target and pasting fresh output, which is network-dependent and produces different failure counts every day, so it needs a decision as much as a paste: either show a transcript trimmed to the parts that don't change (the header, the collection line, the summary shape), or drop the transcripts and describe the output instead.
Deliberately not done in #120, which is about the dashboard site rather than the README.
The root
README.md's example pytest transcripts are stale. They showconfigfile: pytest.ini— the configuration moved intopyproject.toml— along with old plugin and tool versions, and they predate several changes to what the suite collects and reports.Anyone comparing their own output against the README will find it doesn't match, which makes the README worse than having no transcript at all: it looks like something has gone wrong locally.
Regenerating means running the suite against a real target and pasting fresh output, which is network-dependent and produces different failure counts every day, so it needs a decision as much as a paste: either show a transcript trimmed to the parts that don't change (the header, the collection line, the summary shape), or drop the transcripts and describe the output instead.
Deliberately not done in #120, which is about the dashboard site rather than the README.