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Remaining issues for pytest 6 #7528
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From #7362 (comment) by @nicoddemus:
I believe this is the last PR required for 6.0. 👍
I think there are some more things to be done first. Here's a checklist from the top of my head:
- Change pytest deprecation warnings into errors for 6.0 release #7362 ("Change pytest deprecation warnings into errors for 6.0 release") obviously
- Make --strict imply --strict-config / xfail_strict? #7503 ("pytest 6: Make --strict imply --strict-config?") - should be a rather easy change and I'd rather do this now instead of changing the behavior again in pytest 7
- Decide what to do about 6.0.0rc1 pytest.skip mypy error: Attribute function "__call__" ... does not accept self argument #7495 ("6.0.0rc1 pytest.skip mypy error: Attribute function "call" ... does not accept self argument")
- Maybe wait a bit more until @hroncok looked at the test failures in Fedora? See pytest 6.0.0rc1: capfd.readouterr() converts \r to \n #7517 (comment) and https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/pytest/pull-request/17#comment-50314 - if I'm reading this right, only 5 packages still need a look at their build log.
Also see the 6.0 milestone, I took the freedom to add the issues I mentioned above.
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hroncok commentedon Jul 22, 2020
Yes. It was very tedious, so I've taken a break. Will try to continue soon.
nicoddemus commentedon Jul 22, 2020
Thanks for putting up this list @The-Compiler. 👍
I did not have the time yet to join the discussion in #7503, will get to it soon.
I see that all points except the last one have an issue and are assigned a milestone. @hroncok perhaps we can create an explicit issue about testing the fedora packages and associate it with the 6.0 milestone? That makes it simple to just look at the milestone and see the outstanding issues for the release.
nicoddemus commentedon Jul 23, 2020
Took the liberty of going ahead and creating #7532 to track the fedora packages, assigning it to @hroncok.
I'm closing this parent issue as I think each individual issue has been tracked/resolved now.
Thanks again @The-Compiler for compiling this list! 👍