Add pytest-xdist depencency to pydevtool.txt and tests_require#105
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Add pytest-xdist depencency to pydevtool.txt and tests_require#105simonwulf wants to merge 1 commit intodansanderson:mainfrom
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This PR proposes to add pytest-xdist to the lists of dependencies to allow developers to run the tests out of the box, without having to manually install pytest-xdist.
When I first checked out the repo and tried to run the tests, I was met by an error:
unrecognized arguments: -n4. I'm guessing that this argument was added to pytest.ini to enable multithreaded test execution through pytest-xdist? If so, I added it as a dependency in pydevtool.txt so that developers should be able to run the tests directly after following the development setup instructions.I also added it to the
tests_requirelist in setup.py because it seemed like the right thing to do. I'm not really a python dev though, so this is mostly a guess.