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At the end of my investigation of this issue I have realized it happens because of my fault.
So I know pytest/xdist works correctly here.
My expectation would be that pytest could send a Warning message (or a notification) about the possible fix of this issue.
Without going into the details the fix is to use same python versions on both side, in my case the correct pytest.ini is:
At the end of my investigation of this issue I have realized it happens because of my fault.
So I know pytest/xdist works correctly here.
My expectation would be that pytest could send a Warning message (or a notification) about the possible fix of this issue.
Without going into the details the fix is to use same python versions on both side, in my case the correct pytest.ini is:
So, I've been debugging the following case (for a while when I found the root cause):
1, Use such ("wrong") pytest.ini:
2, Start pytest with such command:
3, Realize that pytest hangs on, at (with PYTEST_DEBUG=1):
stacktrace log with --fulltrace:
Also added own print debugs near:
execnet/rsync.py -> send()
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