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Figure out how to handle asyncioreactor on windows: ProactorEventLoop, loop policies, py38 oh my!

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Ref https://github.com/pytest-dev/pytest-twisted/pull/75#discussion_r380495375 for the gory details, but I'll try to summarize, as there are a few similar yet distinct issues here. First... ## The Background 1. Twisted's `AsyncioSelectorReactor` uses `asyncio.get_event_loop`...

cdunklau

Currently, you must *call* ``pytest_twisted.async_fixture`` and ``pytest_twisted.async_yield_fixture``, and (until #74 fixes it) the readme demonstrates no-call semantics. I propose allowing this form by mimicking `pytest.fixtures`'s behavior, to improve consistency and...

cdunklau

Do we really need our own test decorators vs. using t.i.d.inlineCallbacks

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https://github.com/pytest-dev/pytest-twisted/blob/16abc595c153de8f4ea78bf7b1de542a8d13f3e8/pytest_twisted.py#L104-L106 likewise for other test decorators

altendky

new reactor for each test, like pytest-asyncio

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graingert

[Discussion] Customisibility for pytest-twisted

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I have a fairly specific use case with my project: I'm using both Twisted (with asyncioreactor setup) and native asyncio awaits somewhat interchangeably, but when it came to testing, I've...

tyerq

What is the public interface? (let me know what you actually use)

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With everything in one file, being a module distribution (rather than package), and having only the readme as documentation I'm left a little unclear about what is 'public interface' and...

altendky

Follow up on #37

altendky

```python @pytest.mark.skip def test_async_fixture_module_scope(testdir, cmd_opts): test_file = """ from twisted.internet import reactor, defer import pytest import pytest_twisted check_me = 0 @pytest_twisted.async_yield_fixture(scope="module") async def foo(): global check_me if check_me != 0:...

altendky

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altendky

Add deployment to PyPI using Travis

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Here's how pytest does it: https://github.com/pytest-dev/pytest/blob/a4c426b1a891a22ae1b63d0a0fa2dcdf690e69db/.travis.yml#L61-L75

nicoddemus