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Python Testing with pytest, Second Edition: excluding 'play' cases (page 70)
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“If we want to eliminate the test cases with ‘play’ or ‘create,’ we can further zoom in:”
pytest -v -k “todo and not (play or create)”
There are no test cases with “play” so it’s odd to try eliminating them.
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