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Python Testing with pytest, Second Edition: typo "one tox environment" (179)
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Python Testing with pytest, Second Edition: typo “one tox environment” (179)
The following sentence appears to have a typo (bolded):
There are also times when IDEs may be difficult to use, such as while debugging code on a remote system or when debugging one tox environment.
Perhaps what was intended was this:
There are also times when IDEs may be difficult to use, such as while debugging code on a remote system or when debugging on a tox environment.
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