Ensure the "longrepr" attribute is set on failing tests #4
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Some pytest functionality relies of the fact that the "longrepr" attribute is not None for failing tests. According to pytest type annotations this can be a string explaining why the test failed or some complicated traceback object. As we cannot easily make a traceback object, we can simply put a string explaining why the test failed.
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Some pytest functionality relies of the fact that the "longrepr"
attribute is not None for failing tests. According to pytest type
annotations this can be a string explaining why the test failed or some
complicated traceback object. As we cannot easily make a traceback
object, we can simply put a string explaining why the test failed.
closes: #3