python-pytest-cases

• The current_cases fixture now contains case parameters if any. Fixes #214

• The current_cases fixture entries are now instances of namedtuple.

• New in_cls argument in unpack_fixtures so that it can be used inside classes. Fixes #201

• Fixed minor issue where empty entries could be present in currentcases. Fixes #213

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• Fixed issues where the currentcases fixture would not return the correct case function. Fixed #212

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• Fixed error message related to misuse of fixture_ref. Fixes #209
• Fixed import error with python 3.10. Fixes #207

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• New: Users can now easily access the current cases for each parametrized argument thanks to the new current_cases fixture. A new helper function get_current_cases is also provided, for direct access from a hook. get_current_case_id becomes deprecated in favour of these two. Fixes #195

• Bugfix: Fixed issue where the cache of a lazy_value used for a tuple of parameters (several argnames) was not considering the pytest context and thus was wrongly used across pytest nodes. Fixes #202

• Improved error message when a fixture parametrized with several argnames as once is not able to unpack the parameter values received (non subscriptable object).

• parametrize_plus and fixture_plus are now deprecated in favour of parametrize and fixture, as most users seem to have adopted these names without issues.

• (internal) Replaced the "used" parameter with a dedicated singleton USED

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• LazyValue, LazyTuple and LazyTupleItem are now hashable. This increases compatibility with plugins hashing the parameter values, such as pytest-steps. See pytest-steps#41 . Fixes #199

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• Fixed bug when a test module containing @parametrize_with_cases was executed outside of pytest, typically through its __main__. Fixes #198

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• Fixed issue when @parametrize_with_cases was used on a fixture in a conftest.py. Fixes #196

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Same as 3.4.2, 3.4.1 and 3.4.0.

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Technical release to check that Zenodo metadata is now preserved.
Same as 3.4.1 and 3.4.0.

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Technical release to check that Zenodo metadata is now preserved.

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• Legacy v1 API was dropped. Fixes #192

• Unbound case functions in a class (e.g. Foo.bar) can now be directly passed to parametrize_with_cases without instantiating the class, e.g. parametrize_with_cases(cases=Foo.bar). Fixes #159

• Fixed bug with concatenation of marks on cases. Fixes #191

• Fixed an issue where a case transformed into a fixture, with the same name as the fixture it requires, would lead to a pytest fixture recursion.

• Fixtures in case files can now be automatically imported using the experimental @parametrize_with_cases(import_fixtures=True). Fixes #193

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• Migrated to Github Actions + nox for CI/CD.

• New helper function get_current_case_id to get the current case id for a given pytest request or item. Fixes #189

• Extended the support of fixture closure modifications to remove and insert(0, f). This in particular solves an issue with pytest-asyncio. Fixes #176

• New filters module providing helper functions has_tag, id_has_prefix, id_has_suffix, id_match_regex to easily create custom filters for use in @parametrize_with_cases(filter=...). PR #184 by @saroad2, (thanks !).

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• Fixed fixture 'self' not found issue when @fixture was used to decorate a class method not explicitly depending on request. Fixed #182

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• New: from version 3.2 on, if auto_refs=True (default), @parametrize will automatically detect fixture symbols in the list of argvalues, and will create fixture_refs automatically around them so that you don't need to. Fixes #177

• Fixed ordering issue happening on linux targets when several @parametrize are used to decorate the same function. Fixes #180

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• Now appending fixtures to the closure once it has been built is supported. This fixes an issue with pytest-asyncio. Fixes #176

• Fixed issue when parametrize_with_cases was used on case functions themselves (nesting/recursion). This was due to a lack of support of the place_as magic pytest attribute. Fixes #179

• Added a warning concerning usage of indirect in parametrize when fixture references are present. See #150

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• Fixed issue with Empty id marker leaking to test ids. Fixed #171

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• @parametrize_with_cases now by default (cases=AUTO) looks for both file naming patterns test_<name>_cases.py and cases_<name>.py. Removed the AUTO2 constant. Fixed #140

• Nested classes containing case functions are now officially supported (they were, but undocumented). Fixed #160

• Case functions that are staticmethod and classmethod are now supported as well. Fixes #168

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• Major refactoring of the way ids and marks are generated and customized in fixture_union, @parametrize and @parametrize_with_cases. Now idstyle has a consistent behaviour across the board, ids and idstyle can work together correctly, @parametrize_with_cases and @parametrize have much better default values for ids, and many others. See documentation for details. Fixed #154

• New public API to manipulate information about a case function: copy_case_info, set_case_id, get_case_id, get_case_marks, get_case_tags, matches_tag_query, is_case_class, is_case_function. See API reference.

• Fixed default behaviour of idgen in @parametrize: it only defaults to AUTO when no fixture_ref are used in the argvalues.

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• Fixed AttributeError: 'DoctestItem' object has no attribute '_request' when executing doctests. Fixes #156

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• @pytest.mark.usefixtures can be now be used on case functions. Fixes #152.

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