Skipping falsifying examples in Hypothesis

The Story:

I'm currently in the process of unit-testing a function using hypothesis and a custom generation strategy trying to find a specific input to "break" my current solution. Here is how my test looks like:

from solution import answer

# skipping mystrategy definition - not relevant

@given(mystrategy)
def test(l):
    assert answer(l) in {0, 1, 2}

Basically, I'm looking for possible inputs when answer() function does not return 0 or 1 or 2.

Here is how my current workflow looks like:

• run the test

• hypothesis finds an input that produces an AssertionError:

  $ pytest test.py 
  =========================================== test session starts ============================================
  ...
  ------------------------------------------------ Hypothesis ------------------------------------------------
  Falsifying example: test(l=[[0], [1]])
  
  

• debug the function with this particular input trying to understand if this input/output is a legitimate one and the function worked correctly

The Question:

How can I skip this falsifying generated example ([[0], [1]] in this case) and ask hypothesis to generate me a different one?

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The Question can also be interpreted: Can I ask hypothesis to not terminate if a falsifying example found and generate more falsifying examples instead?

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