Mimesis: Add pytest-randomly

[sobolevn]

We need to run tests in random order to be sure, that they do not depend on each other.

https://github.com/pytest-dev/pytest-randomly

[lk-geimfari]

@sobolevn Seems like this already fixed.

[sobolevn]

No, it is not fixed. https://github.com/pytest-dev/pytest-randomly/issues/135

[lk-geimfari]

So, we can implement it now: https://github.com/pytest-dev/pytest-randomly/pull/187

[lk-geimfari]

@sobolevn Do you know how to add entry point to mimesis? I'm not sure that I completely understand the idea of how pytest-randomly works with entry points.

[sobolevn]

Nope, sorry, I haven't seen it yet.

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[tabassco]

If no one is working on this at the moment, I'd like to give it a shot.

[tabassco]

Checking this issue vs #469 I see it that this issue is already fulfilled. As described in the opening post, the intent was to run pytest in random order to check for possible dependencies of the tests.

To make use of the seed functionality in pytest-randomly I modified the makefile so that it now takes an optional parameter SEED.

SEED = unspecified

ifeq ("$(SEED)", "unspecified")
RANDOM_SEED =
else
RANDOM_SEED = --randomly-seed=$(SEED)
endif

.PHONY: test
test:
    pytest --color=yes $(RANDOM_SEED) ./
    mypy mimesis/ tests/
    make clean

SEED can be:
"last" -> rerunning the tests with the seed from the previous run
int -> giving specific seed

As I'm mainly a Python developer I'm not that well versed in makefiles and would appreciate your modifications in making it prettier.