#18 Rename filelocrepr to reprfileloc #19
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sobolevn
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Apr 7, 2020
This seems to work on pytest version 4.6.x up to 5.4.x (tested locally with python3.7)
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That was a good idea! I just pushed an update that I've tested locally on a few different versions of pytest (see commit message) |
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Great! I will release this bugfix shortly. |
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It just bite me ;]. |
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* typeddjango#18 Rename filelocrepr to reprfileloc * Use positional arguments This seems to work on pytest version 4.6.x up to 5.4.x (tested locally with python3.7)
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Fixes a bug introduced with
pytest >= 5.4.0(specifically since pytest-dev/pytest#6739) which preventedpytest-mypy-pluginsfrom running.This change might require specifying the correct version of
pytestin dependencies, I'm not sure what the best way to handle this is.