Re-added some conftest.py magic #14
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Fixes #11 |
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Since we have to import |
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Looks good although i'd like to see more docs @dune73 mentioned he might make a blog post :) |
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The goal of ftw was to ship a pytest plugin for people to write tests.
We werent clear with the workflow of ftw, where some people preferred to
git clone ftwas opposed topip install ftw, then things can get screwy with how pytest configures fixtures and arguments. I did acpofpytest_pluginover toconftest.pyinside test, so if we ever make changes to either we'd have to update them. I did not investigate piping a plugin directly, but this should solve #11 and get people started.