FIX: Removes warnings about unknown pytest marker #715
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This is a low prio PR but it solves an annoyance. Right now, when running tests, the output is spammed by messages like: > PytestUnknownMarkWarning: Unknown pytest.mark.multi_gpu_tests - is this a typo? ... This makes it more difficult to see the actually relevant information. This PR fixes this by registering the two pytest markers we use, thus removing the warnings.
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This is a low prio PR but it solves an annoyance.
Right now, when running tests, the output is spammed by messages like:
This makes it more difficult to see the actually relevant information. This PR fixes this by registering the two pytest markers we use, thus removing the warnings.