@Marvin I am running "pytest tests\public" it is collecting test from two files only, why? collected 30 items tests/public/flows/test_flow_calls.py ✓✓✓✓✓ 17% █▋ tests/public/flows/test_flow_crashes.py ✓s✓X✓✓✓✓ 43% ████▍

It seems you're running

pytest

on the

tests/public

directory, and it's only collecting tests from two files:

test_flow_calls.py

and

test_flow_crashes.py

. There could be several reasons for this behavior: 1. Test Discovery Rules: By default,

pytest

discovers tests in files that match the pattern

test_*.py

or

*_test.py

. Ensure that all your test files follow this naming convention. 2. Configuration Files: Check if there's a

pytest.ini

,

tox.ini

, or

setup.cfg

file in your project that might be affecting test discovery. These files can specify test paths, patterns, and other configurations. 3. Test Markers or Filters: If you're using any markers or filters (e.g.,

-k

,

-m

), they might limit which tests are being collected. 4. Import Errors: If there are import errors in other test files,

pytest

might skip them. Run

pytest

with the

-ra

flag to display a summary of skipped and failed tests, which might provide more insight. 5. Directory Structure: Ensure that the directory structure is correct and that

pytest

can access all test files. To diagnose further, you might want to run

pytest

with the

-v

(verbose) flag to get more detailed output, or

--collect-only

to see which tests are being collected and why some might be skipped. If you need more specific guidance, let me know the structure of your test directory or any configurations you might have in place.