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I think so, although it probably doesn't have 100% feature parity.
Feel free to open an issue about missing features!
@DanielNoord great! Here is one important difference: pytest allows you to define fixtures in other files or plugins (e.g. conftest.py). This is currently not supported. pylint-pytest solved that by getting all fixtures inside the current files scope. This has however major drawbacks and also has a performance implication. Do you have something in mind?
@kasium This sounds like a very good use case, would you mind opening a specific issue for this? Preferably with some "test code", that really helps with implementing!
@DanielNoord will do that!
Hi, I used pylint-pytest up to now, but the repository vanished from GitHub. Is this plugin the logical successor of it?