Terence Tsang

Hi, just to add another example: ```python >>> t1 = "foo = [\n\t'a',\n\t'''\\\n\tb\\\n\t''',\n]" >>> t2 = "foo = [\n\t'''\\\n\ta\\\n\t''',\n\t'''\\\n\tb\\\n\t''',\n]" >>> t3 = "foo = [\n\t'''\\\n\ta\\\n\t''',\n\t'b',\n\t'''\\\n\tc\\\n\t'''\n]" >>> print(t1) # One-line +...

Thanks for the swift reply. It seems that the case you are referring to is when the `pytest_addoption()` lives in the initial `conftest.py` file itself, like in [this SO question](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72640346/pytest-addoption-always-taking-the-default-value)...?...