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Version 2.4.2 of py.test isn't able to select a test if it has a number in the test name. Instead it just runs every test in the folder as if the -k flag isn't there.
I had a test called "test_create_class_with_2_students", but I had to rename it to "test_create_class_with_two_students" because the one with the number somehow led to py.test ignoring the filter and running everything.
It's not an issue with version 2.3.5 of py.test, but it is on version 2.4.2.
Originally reported by: Darren Hoyland (BitBucket: autonomouse, GitHub: autonomouse)
Version 2.4.2 of py.test isn't able to select a test if it has a number in the test name. Instead it just runs every test in the folder as if the -k flag isn't there.
I had a test called "test_create_class_with_2_students", but I had to rename it to "test_create_class_with_two_students" because the one with the number somehow led to py.test ignoring the filter and running everything.
It's not an issue with version 2.3.5 of py.test, but it is on version 2.4.2.
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