Upgrade pytest dependency to 7.0.1. #60
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I get an error like this when I try to run the tests: TypeError: required field "lineno" missing from alias This was apparently fixed in a later version than we specify in requirements.txt: pytest-dev/pytest#9195 This commit moves us from 5.4.3, which is 3 years old, to 7.0.1. We can't move to the latest version, 7.4.0, because it only supports Python >= 3.7, and we're stuck on 3.6, for now.
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I get an error like this when I try to run the tests:
TypeError: required field "lineno" missing from alias
This was apparently fixed in a later version than we specify in
requirements.txt: pytest-dev/pytest#9195
This commit moves us from 5.4.3, which is 3 years old, to 7.0.1. We can't move
to the latest version, 7.4.0, because it only supports Python >= 3.7, and we're
stuck on 3.6, for now.