
jygh
Python Testing with pytest, Second Edition: Extra dash in argument (page 204)
In Chapter 14, exercise 3, there’s the following instruction:
Re-run the tests with --n=auto.
Using my installed version of pytest-xdist
(3.3.1), this does not work. It will work, however, with -n=auto
or -n auto
, which is in accordance with the documentation.
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