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pytest not installed following README instructions #46
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Hi nicoguaro, If I do If you point me towards an example where installing in develop mode is used to install test requirements, I rethink whether this is to be considered as a feature. |
Another thought: The tests are run by Github-CI before pushing to PyPI. I don't think any user will run the tests. If so, instructions on running the tests are found in .github/workflow/... files. I think this procedure is quite common. |
I am not thinking as a user in this context but as a contributor. In that case, it is common practice to run tests locally before doing a PR. I would guess that's the public intended for that information. |
Thank you so much for reminding me on the contributor instructions on tests. Now I realize the problem. I added a note on installing pytest before running the tests. Are you fine with this solution? Please see #47 for a proposal. |
It looks OK to me. |
When you run
Pytest is not installed and you can't run the test suite.
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