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Python Testing with pytest, Second Edition: Wrong classification (page 195)
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Title: Testing with pytest, Second Edition: Wrong classification (page 195)
Instead of:
- pytest-sugar—Shows green checkboxes instead of dots for failed tests and
has a nice progress bar.
it is:
- pytest-sugar—Shows green checkboxes instead of dots for succeeded tests and
has a nice progress bar.
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brianokken
Author of Python Testing with pytest
Awesome catch. Thanks.
That’s a funny thing to get wrong, too.
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