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Introduce pytest command as recommended entry point #1629
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Add tests for entry points (#1629 )
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…est' syntax rather than 'py.test', as per pytest-dev/pytest#1629
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The 'pytest' command has been the recommended entry point since pytest 3.0, cf. pytest-dev/pytest#1629
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The 'pytest' command has been the recommended entry point since pytest 3.0, cf. pytest-dev/pytest#1629 Resolves bokeh#10284
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The 'pytest' command has been the recommended entry point since pytest 3.0, cf. pytest-dev/pytest#1629 Resolves #10284
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The `pytest` command has supplanted `py.test` as the recommended entry point since pytest 3.0. Replace all references in the repo. Refer to: pytest-dev/pytest#1629
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`py.test` was chosen over `pytest` but it is not planned for removal yet [1]. Anyway, it is a good thing to ensure we are using the correct Python version with the right `pytest` installed, so using `python -m pytest` is recommended. [1] pytest-dev/pytest#1629
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* MNT: py.test -> pytest See pytest-dev/pytest#1629 Resolves #65 * Bump build number * MNT: Re-rendered with conda-build 3.22.0, conda-smithy 3.21.3, and conda-forge-pinning 2022.11.01.22.10.41 Co-authored-by: conda-forge-webservices[bot] <91080706+conda-forge-webservices[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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pytest is the recommended way to run pytest since version 3.0, the old command of py.test may be deprecated in the future. See here: pytest-dev/pytest#1629
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- Long time coming: `pytest` was introduced as recommended entry point on 2016-06-21: pytest-dev/pytest#1629
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It should be possible to run pytest using
pytest
command in addition to the existingpy.test
. This resolves a naming confusion that has existed for many years.Explanation of py.test vs pytest from FAQ:
The issue with the 'other tool' has been resolved for some time now, so from pytest 3.0 we will supported and recommend use of
pytest
as the main command instead ofpy.test
. It's possible that in future we will deprecatepy.test
and potentially even remove it.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: