Agent skill
running tests
Run tests to ensure code functionality and correctness.
Install this agent skill to your Project
npx add-skill https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry/tree/main/skills/development/running-tests
SKILL.md
Running Tests
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DO NOT RUN ALL TESTS AT ONCE UNLESS EXPLICITLY INSTRUCTED TO DO SO.
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Prefer running only the tests relevant to the code you have modified or added.
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Use
pytestto run tests from the repository root, for example:bashpytest nimare/tests/test_annotate_gclda.py::test_gclda_symmetric -
For a slightly broader check without performance-heavy tests, mirror the
Makefilebehavior:bashpytest -m "not performance_estimators and not performance_correctors and not performance_smoke and not cbmr_importerror" --cov=nimare nimare -
Run tests before and after significant refactors or API changes to confirm behavior is preserved.
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