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Post #AxEKHJPPsnvbshUBXM by [email protected] |
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The pytest.mark.parametrize feature is amazing, and more people should use it, … |
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Post #AxEKHJWrR7soFmy88m by [email protected] |
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@nedbat another nice thing not mentioned is the use of `pytest.param(..., id=&#… |
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Post #AxEKHJdF3OzGZZxE5Q by [email protected] |
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@icing I like that as well, but it definitely adds more lexical complexity to t… |
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@nedbat we only use it for more complext tests where the name would otherwise b… |
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@icing @nedbat Also you might need to use an ID when the generated name is too … |
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@hugovk @icing @nedbat The ability to pass an `ids` argument to a singular `pyt… |
