Progress outputs are not sorted when randomly is used

[goodspark]

When reporting an issue, include a way to reproduce the bug. For example:

• Python 3.6.5
• pytest 3.9.3
• pytest-sugar 0.9.1
• pytest-xdist 1.23.2
• pytest-randomly 1.2.3

Command used to run py.test

pytest -n auto

Test files

test_qwe.py

import @pytest
@pytest.mark.parametrize('a', range(100))
def test_qwe(a):
    pass

test_asd.py

import @pytest
@pytest.mark.parametrize('a', range(10))
def test_asd(a):
    pass

(And then make a bunch of copies of those files somehow)

Output

I suppose it kind of makes sense that outputs wouldn't be sorted when you're using a plugin that would randomly sort the tests, but also, I assumed pytest-sugar would somehow 'figure it out'.

Here's what it looks like for a 'real' project of mine:

Simple fix is to just not use pytest-randomly, but I do like it's whole premise.

Not a critical problem in my book, just something I wanted to let you all know about nonetheless.

[Hultner]

Does it work with you using xdist but without pytest-randomly?
I don't have pytest-randomly but I do have xdist and if I use pytest with more then one worker I get this exact behaviour so I uninstalled sugar again. It does look nice but for me the speedup of having multiple workers on a 16-threaded workstation is worth more.