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testing/py-execnet: new aport #6060

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Depends on #6059

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Tests are outdated (tox), so they cannot complete on current version of pytest/tox combo. Currently I left them in code, but option="!check". If its preferable to completely remove them (without hoping they ever get to be fixed?), it can be done and I'm okay with that.

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andypost commented Jan 22, 2019

Let's add options="!check" with comment to issue with test fail report and commit this one

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Tests got fixed in official repo, but sadly not yet part of any existing release. Once release happens, we can enable them right after.

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If tests are fixed then we can add patch from commits

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dimon222 commented Jan 23, 2019

Might be risks with that as master branch might have changed definition of functions since last release (this pytest is not the only commit that was done since release). Unless we apply all the tree patches since last release... Also another fix is also required to be as patch probably.
pytest-dev/execnet#82

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