Pytest test management
Add the plugin to your Python project and sync tests with a single command. Results arrive in Testomat.io in real time.
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Pytest test management workflow
1. Plan
Dynamic test planning based on your Python project and release cycle.
Connect your repository
Define test strategy goals
Design suite structure
Set environments
2. Design
Sync tests from code with one command and fill the gaps with new cases.
Import tests with sync command
IDs as pytest markers
Use AI test generation
Link tests to user stories
3. Execute
Start pytest runs from the terminal, from CI, or from the TMS.
Send results in real time
Filter tests by ID or tag
Run autotests as manual
Mixed runs
4. Analyze
Reports and analytics are available from the very first test run.
Real-time run reports
Parametrized test iterations
Flaky test detection
PDF and XLS report export
Testomat.io features for pytest
Sync tests with Testomat.io
One command imports your pytest tests and adds IDs to the code. Structure and names stay the same, and every next sync updates the changes.
Real-time test execution reporting
Results arrive in Testomat.io while the tests run. The team sees failures immediately, without waiting for the pipeline to finish.
Test labeling and categorization
Assign labels to runs and test cases straight from the command line. Filter runs by label to find smoke, regression or release results.
Test run grouping and environments
Group runs under a title and tag each run with its environment, like Linux or Chrome. The whole group stays visible in one view.
Artifact management with S3 integration
Failure screenshots and logs upload to your own S3 bucket and attach to their test results. You control the storage and the retention rules.
Advanced filtering and debugging
Run only the tests you select by ID, and use debug mode to inspect the collected test data before it reaches the platform.
Why teams choose Testomat.io for pytest test management
Four commands cover everything
Sync, report, remove and debug cover the whole workflow.
Full code ownership
IDs stay plain pytest markers in your code.
Open source plugin
pytestomatio is public on GitHub. Read the code and extend it when you need more.
Everyone runs tests
Manual testers launch pytest suites from the UI without CI access or YAML knowledge.
24/7 professional support
QA engineers support the team through the whole release.
All pytest test management features
AI-assisted test management
AI-powered features
AI-requirements
AI agents
Versioning & collaboration
Branches
Audit log
Defects
Comments & Notifications
Analytics & quality insights
Analytics
Global analytics
Analytics dashboards
Pulse
Execution & orchestration
Running tests manually
Running automated tests
Running manual and automated tests
Environments
Plans
RunGroups
Merge Strategies
Test authoring & structure
Import from Source Code
Tags
Labels and Custom Fields
Steps
Snippets
TQL
Bulk Edit
Reporting, artifacts & troubleshooting
Testomat.io Reporter
Test artifacts
Run reports
Report notifications
Logger
Sync your pytest suite today
Connect Testomat.io to your Python project and sync your tests with the pytestomatio plugin. Receive real-time reports from every pytest run today
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What clients says
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“Very convenient platform for managing test cases”
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Frequently asked questions
How does the pytest integration work?
Install pytestomatio with pip and run pytest --testomatio sync. Tests import into Testomat.io and receive IDs as standard pytest markers. Then pytest --testomatio report sends results in real time.
Do I need to rewrite my tests?
Your tests stay as they are. The plugin adds one marker line per test, and even that is optional: results match by test title, and Testomat.io creates unmatched tests during the report.
What happens if I leave Testomat.io?
Run pytest --testomatio remove and every ID disappears from your code. Your tests were standard pytest the whole time.
How do parametrized tests report?
Each parameter set reports as its own result, so you see which input failed.
Where do screenshots and logs go?
To your own S3 bucket, without storage limits. Share credentials once in Settings → Artifacts or pass them as env variables.
