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Internal errors while testing pytest-dependency #58
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Thanks, interesting - will check this! Looks like |
Hm, I couldn't reproduce this. In the develop branch, there are no errors in the tests, and in your branch, there are several tests failing with |
Ah, I had tested with my |
I just noticed that you also have the other error ( |
Yeah, well, this was tested with latest releases of both |
Yes - the first problem only happens in the development branch of |
…pendency - use Python 3.10 instead of pre-release version in CI - add some documentation links in README - fixes pytest-dev#58
- use Python 3.10 instead of pre-release version in CI - add some documentation links in README - fixes pytest-dev#58
- use Python 3.10 instead of pre-release version in CI - add some documentation links in README - fixes #58
I made a bugfix release with the fixes. |
Thank you. |
Hello o/
I've ran into some issues while running tests for RKrahl/pytest-dependency#44. Since their test suite always enables all plugins and there isn't an easy way to disable one for the tests, I've had to temporarily uninstall the plugin to finish testing. I figured I'd let you know that there are some unhandled edge cases somewhere in your plugin.
Using
order-1.0.0
,platform win32 -- Python 3.8.8, pytest-6.2.5, py-1.10.0, pluggy-0.13.1
Tracebacks:
You can get more by just running tests from the
pytest-dependency
project while havingpytest-order
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