Nick Farrell

I have also found the above, which feels really silly to me. In addition to the syntactic ugliness of having to decorate evey step function twice, if you want it...

I will attempt to resolve this and make a PR.

https://github.com/pytest-dev/pytest-bdd/pull/302 The tests demonstrate what I've done. Here you can see the given/when/then steps defined using the normal parse decorator. Note the parameter names: https://github.com/nicois/pytest-bdd/blob/master/tests/feature/test_outline.py#L164 Now compare that to the...

Spending some more time with this, I'm having second thoughts about whether the above PR is an overall step forward (pun intended). The issue is that if we implement the...

Partly in response to this problem, I have started to make an alternative pytest plugin to support gherkin files. It attempts to address a few shortcomings of pytest-bdd, such as...

@alanfranz-at-work the tests are failing even when run against a "null" change: that is, my original intended commit, along with a revert commit. It appears there is a problem with...

> what happens if one section of the code runs with old version of disk_space_check_interval, and the other with an updated version of min_disk_space? > > Possibly nothing, but the...

`isort` and `yapf` are mutually incompatible, as the changes made by one conflict with the other. Given many files needed to be reformatted either way, I have taken the liberty...

ok, updated to use black. I can rebase this when other major PRs are merged, to reduce the need to reformat works in progress.

I am not happy with the current approach. I need to review my understanding of the myhoard states, and what data is expected to be transferred in each mode (in...