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Python Testing with pytest, Second Edition: Typo (page 13) - Beta v9.0
This is from the PDF of the latest beta release as on 10th Feb, 2022.
Page 13, section titled Writing Knowledge-Building Tests, second paragraph:
There’s a data structure used to pass information between the ClI and the
API, a data class called Card:
(emphasis mine)
Should be CLI.
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