Currently we make a distinction between Django tests (that need a database) and unit tests written with pytest. It would be better to only have one command to run all tests, maybe with a method to skip any that need a database although that's not really necessary IMHO. Another benefit would be that we can use pytest features in Django tests of course.
Currently we make a distinction between Django tests (that need a database) and unit tests written with pytest. It would be better to only have one command to run all tests, maybe with a method to skip any that need a database although that's not really necessary IMHO. Another benefit would be that we can use pytest features in Django tests of course.