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At first glance This breaks fixture scope based ordering |
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Does pytest does any reordering currently based on session-scoped fixtures? Other than that, I'm not sure this is the way to go because it will completely change the expected order of test execution... not that it is guaranteed when using |
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i have a proposal for general test ordering, will explain at the sprint |
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closing for now, this solution alters fixture setup/teardown expectations and one of the goals is to teach xdist about the scopes and caches to better utilize each nodes scoped caches |
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Fixes pytest-dev/pytest#596 (and maybe also pytest-dev/pytest#920, but I can't reproduce it).