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If you want to run just a single test, you can also select a single test file:
`pytest-3 tests/test_issues.py`
## Run tests agains a remote caosdb server
*
There is a special mark
`local_server`
, which marks all test which cannot
pass when the server is not on the host where the test suite is running.
*
Start tests with
`pytest -m "not local_server"`
or
`tox -- -m "not local_server"`
.
# Further Reading
Please refer to the
[
official gitlab repository of the CaosDB
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