tests: provide a unique output path to support parallel tox runs #894
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When populating an output directory for a unit test, build the path taking into consideration the active tox environment name (if any). If one is set, use the environment name as a sub-folder to place between the output folder and a container/test-method name. This should prevent any issues between various unit tests running, where each environment is separated. Signed-off-by: James Knight <[email protected]>
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When populating an output directory for a unit test, build the path taking into consideration the active tox environment name (if any). If one is set, use the environment name as a sub-folder to place between the output folder and a container/test-method name. This should prevent any issues between various unit tests running, where each environment is separated.