brianokken
Author of Python Testing with pytest
Python Testing with pytest: tinydb needs pinned to 3.15.1 (code download)
Pin the tinydb version to 3.15.1.
The API changed in the 4.x series of tinydb.
However, the change doesn’t affect you learning pytest.
- This is a change to
tasks_proj/setup.py:
install_requires=['click==7.1.2', 'tinydb==3.15.1'],
- and again in
ch7/tasks_proj_v2/setup.py:
install_requires=['click==7.1.2', 'tinydb==3.15.1', 'pytest', 'pytest-mock'],
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