Drop py dependency from test code#98
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Issue pytest-dev#86 asked for a removal of the legacy `py` library dependency. This change implements a minimal replacement for py.code.Source that we can use to deindent the inlined Python source code embedded in the pytest-random-order's own tests.
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thanks |
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@florczakraf @nicoddemus even shorter is using |
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TIL! |
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I learned that today too by accident looking elsewhere. |
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Issue #86 asked for a removal of the legacy
pylibrary dependency.This change implements a minimal replacement for
py.code.Sourcethatwe can use to deindent the inlined Python source code embedded in the
pytest-random-order's own tests.Thanks for maintaining the plugin that helped me debug flaky tests
on countless occasions!
Closes #86