max recursion depth in 3.1.2

[bedwards]

I noticed my build started failing with a simple change to my source and tracked it down to grabbing the latest pytest. I have pytest>=3 changing it to pytest==3.1.1 works around the problem. I am using django-pytest 3.1.2.

Attaching the traceback.

I will work on a minimal example. This is happening inside tox. It happens both on Mac OS X and on Bitbucket Pipelines (docker container running inside debian if I am not mistaken).

traceback.txt

[nicoddemus]

Hi @bedwards, I think this is related to #2140. Which version of py are you using?

cc @pelme

[bedwards]

This seems to be related to the specific version of py along with pytest 3.1.2

fails: 1.4.31 and 1.4.32

works: 1.4.33 and 1.4.34

[nicoddemus]

Weird that it is failing for you, pytest requires py>=1.33 on setup.py.

[bedwards]

Yes. I think this is not a bug. Just incompatible versions. I had a bad requirements.txt file.

py==1.4.31
pytest>3

[nicoddemus]

Even so, that should give some conflict... hmm although pip is known to not have true dependency resolution, that might be it.

@bedwards should we close this?

[bedwards]

Yes, you can close it. Regards, Brian Edwards (512) 584-6841

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