Ran Benita

@gonzaloamadio Right, pytest doesn't consider `TEST_RUNNER` (it is itself the test runner), so your tweaks are not affecting it. I'm not sure if you were eventually able to do the...

pytest-django itself is not a Django app, so I'm not sure if we can hook up a custom management command, though it may be possible (I haven't looked too closely)....

The main problem seems to be `ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pytest_django_test'`. It looks like a kind of issue caused by: - The tests running out of the tree, making relative...

Hi @paultiplady, Replying to your PR #972 here, to keep the discussions in one place. The way pytest-django works is that it (conceptually) wraps each pytest-django test in its own...

@paultiplady your proposal would definitely be more "bulletproof" because it follows what Django does which is certain to go smoother than trying to extend it. I think the more generic...

@jcushman Thanks for PR #922, I'm replying in the issue to keep the discussion in one place. > I don't think it's accurate that "default is for false values, not...

> And there's a Django test that connects these dots, making sure that {{ var|default:"Foo" }} is "Foo" for a missing value as long as string_if_invalid hasn't been modified. I...

@rubnov If you add a print or `breakpoint()` call in your `rebuild_fk_order_item` function in the migration, does it get triggered? Trying to understand if the migration runs at all or...

Since I don't use pycharm myself, and I can't see what the `_jb_pytest_runner.py` script does exactly, can you reproduce this with plain pytest? (Probably PyCharm passes `-s` to pytest, so...

This will be fixed in pytest 7.0.1 (not released yet).