Brian Okken
Brian Okken
I both agree with @RonnyPfannschmidt and think this is important to get to working. So, @clemente0731, thanks for taking a look at this. I'm wondering if, as a temporary hack...
I think this would be conceptually possible, but only for someone familiar with the AST and the parsing bits of deselect_by_keyword and deslect_by_mark. Unless I'm mistaken, it looks like we'd...
Didn't intend to close it right now, I was hoping to get @RonnyPfannschmidt or others feedback first
This would be good. I’m on a project trying to use fixture types and it’s not obvious how to get those types.
This is pretty cool. Thanks. I'll review
I appreciate the work that went into this. I'm trying to figure out the user benefit, though. Since it does add some complexity, and some extra maintenance effort. I want...
Thanks for the quick and honest response.
Thanks for the extra comments talking through thoughts and processes. I appreciate it. Kinda felt like sitting next to someone and having a code review, but in a good way.
I think a stub is a good idea.
All of the check methods, like `check.equal()`, return `True` or `False`. See [check_functions.py](https://github.com/okken/pytest-check/blob/a10c80207bbc5a665d4761ec608dbc98fa16f3f0/src/pytest_check/check_functions.py#L89) in the source. So, you can just do something like: ```python if check.equal(a, b): ... # they...