Pin pytest to <3.8 (for 2.2.x)#12879
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Looks good - I think the macosx failure was unrelated, but OTOH there are some changes to pytet-rerunfailures that I don't fully understand; why are those there?
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Hmm, but the OSX tests aren't passing. Looks lie something w/ homebrew though, and not this PR? |
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Yes. I‘m not an OSX expert, but I‘m quite sure the failure is unrelated to the PR. |
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PR Summary
Fixes #12825 for 2.2.x (CI failure due to pytest warnings).
3.0.x is handled separately in #12878.
This limits
pytest<3.8because 3.8 starts issueing warnings that we do not want to fix in the 2.2.x code.pytest-rerunfailures<5for the py27 build because that build usespytest==3.1and the newpytest-rerunfailures==5requirespytest>=3.6.