Formatting: move fixtures to conftest.py #341
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Jul 15, 2019
Moved fixtures from test_utils module to a special conftest.py file that is grabbed automatically by pytest. This fixes the F811 Flake8 rule complaining about test function argument names clashing with the pytest fixture function name.
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Rebased and mergeable again. This was a genuine conflict as there has been added a #noqa comment as a temporary solution and this one fixes the same line properly. 🙂 |
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Moved fixtures from the test_utils module to a special conftest.py file that is grabbed automatically by pytest. This fixes the F811 Flake8 rule complaining about test function argument names clashing with the pytest fixture function name.
This is a part of the first step to fix all the formatting. See #189, #335 and #331.