rstest parametrizing for threading test cases #582
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Changed tests to use the rstest #571.
On my machine it makes the test (
--release) run about 40% faster (2.8s to 1.6s)Places where the pattern was
let tests = [...]with only one test case, I changed to use rstest, since this makes adding more test cases easier. I assumed that was the reason for thetestsvariable being there despite there only being one test case.