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typing.NamedTuple or collections.namedtuple can be used to achieve named arguments per iteration of the parametrization.
typing.NamedTuple
collections.namedtuple
from pathlib import Path from typing import NamedTuple class Task(NamedTuple): depends_on: Path produces: Path @pytask.mark.parametrize("depends_on, produces", [ Task(depends_on="first_dataset.pkl", produces="first_plot.png"), Task(depends_on="second_dataset.pkl", produces="second_plot.png"), ]) def task_plot_data(depends_on, produces): df = pd.read_pickle(depends_on) ax = df.plot() plt.savefig(produces)
Originally posted by @tobiasraabe in #206 (comment)
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This will not be pursued. #229 implements a new approach to parametrizations which will eventually supersede pytest's approach.
We keep this issue open for documentation. Probably until the pytest approach is deprecated.
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typing.NamedTuple
orcollections.namedtuple
can be used to achieve named arguments per iteration of the parametrization.Originally posted by @tobiasraabe in #206 (comment)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: