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Python Testing with pytest, Second Edition: missed extra dash on the flags for selecting which tests to run (page 183)
Brian Okken @brianokken,
The following flags require an extra dash as for pytest 7.1.2:
-
--lf- for last failed; -
--ff- for first failed; -
--nf- for new first.
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brianokken
Author of Python Testing with pytest
yep. nice catch. Thanks.
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