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Release 0.17 #248
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@asvetlov great, thanks so much. I agree with GitHub Actions, and I've invited you to be a co-owner on PyPI. |
Regarding automatic deployments: I just picked up #37 which intended include |
@seifertm great idea! Otherwise, I completely agree, SCM simplifies the release process a little. |
probably an easyfix but the latest version is throwing an error/warning in some of my tests INTERNALERROR> DeprecationWarning: The 'asyncio_mode' default value will change to 'strict' in future, please explicitly use 'asyncio_mode=strict' or 'asyncio_mode=auto' in pytest configuration file. |
nm, ignore me - i have warnings -> errors, so the deprecation warning raised - apologies for noise |
@phlax correct |
pytest-asyncio 0.17 is released |
Thanks! |
I think we handled all low-hanging fruits.
I suggest creating a new pytest-asyncio 0.17 release.
Later I want to continue my work on future improvements, but now we have important features implemented.
The release is crucial also as a part of the preparation for working pytest-asyncio and pytest-aiohttp together.
I need a new pytest-asyncio release to raise a warning by pytest-aiohttp if the calculated mode is legacy and rely on pytest-asyncio implementation for auto and strict modes.
Later I'll drop custom async tests and fixtures support from pytest-aiohttp entirely.
@Tinche I can setup auto-deployment on git tag publishing by GitHub actions if you agree with the idea.
For this, I need access to PyPI project for the plugin. My PyPI name is
andrew.svetlov
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