History

v6.0.1

  • Updated Trove classifier to indicate this project is inactive.

v6.0.0

  • #49: Dropped workaround for older setuptools versions.

  • Require Python 3.7.

v5.3.2

  • #58: Fixed syntax issue in changelog.

v5.3.1

  • Refreshed package metadata.

v5.3.0

  • Require Python 3.6 or later.

  • Refreshed package metadata.

5.2

  • #50: This project is deprecated.

5.1

  • #49: Surgically restore support for older setuptools versions.

5.0

  • #42: Prefer pyproject.toml

  • Refresh package metadata.

  • This release now intentionally introduces the changes unintionally brought about in 4.5 and 4.3, where the adoption of declarative config adds a new requirement on setuptools 30.4 or later. On systems running older setuptools, installation of pytest-runner via easy_install (or setup_requires), will result in a DistributionNotFound exception.

    All projects should pin to pytest-runner < 5 or upgrade the environment to setuptools >= 30.4 (prior to invoking setup.py).

4.5.1

  • #48: Revert changes from 4.5 - restoring project to the state at 4.4.

4.5

(Pulled from PyPI due to #43 and #48)

  • Packaging (skeleton) refresh, including adoption of black for style.

4.4

  • #43: Detect condition where declarative config will cause errors and emit a UserWarning with guidance on necessary actions.

4.3.1

  • #43: Re-release of 4.2 to supersede the 4.3 release which proved to be backward-incompatible in that it requires setuptools 30.4 or possibly later (to install). In the future, a backward-incompatible release will re-release these changes. For projects including pytest-runner, particularly as setup_requires, if support for older setuptools is required, please pin to pytest-runner < 5.

4.3

(Pulled from PyPI due to #43)

  • #42: Update project metadata, including pyproject.toml declaration.

4.2

  • #40: Remove declared dependency and instead assert it at run time.

4.1

  • #40: Declare dependency on Setuptools in package metadata.

4.0

  • Drop support for Setuptools before Setuptools 27.3.0.

3.0.1

  • #38: Fixed AttributeError when running with --dry-run. PyTest.run() no longer stores nor returns the result code. Based on the commit message for 840ff4c, nothing has ever relied on that value.

3.0

  • Dropped support for Python 2.6 and 3.1.

2.12.2

  • #33: Packaging refresh.

2.12.1

  • #32: Fix support for dependency_links.

2.12

  • #30: Rework support for --allow-hosts and --index-url, removing dependence on setuptools.Distribution’s private member. Additionally corrects logic in marker evaluation along with unit tests!

2.11.1

  • #28: Fix logic in marker evaluation.

2.11

  • #27: Improved wording in the README around configuration for the distutils command and pytest proper.

2.10.1

  • #21: Avoid mutating dictionary keys during iteration.

2.10

  • #20: Leverage technique in setuptools 794 to populate PYTHONPATH during test runs such that Python subprocesses will have a dependency context comparable to the test runner.

2.9

  • Added Trove Classifier indicating this package is part of the pytest framework.

2.8

  • #16: Added a license file, required for membership to pytest-dev.

  • Releases are now made automatically by pushing a tagged release that passes tests on Python 3.5.

2.7

  • Moved hosting to Github.

2.6

  • Add support for un-named, environment-specific extras.

2.5.1

  • Restore Python 2.6 compatibility.

2.5

2.4

  • Added documentation.

  • Use setuptools_scm for version management and file discovery.

  • Updated internal packaging technique. README is now included in the package metadata.

2.3

  • Use hgdistver for version management and file discovery.

2.2

  • Honor .eggs directory for transient downloads as introduced in Setuptools 7.0.

2.1

  • The preferred invocation is now the ‘pytest’ command.

2.0

  • Removed support for the alternate usage. The recommended usage (as a distutils command) is now the only supported usage.

  • Removed support for the –junitxml parameter to the ptr command. Clients should pass the same parameter (and all other py.test arguments) to py.test via the –addopts parameter.

1.1

  • Added support for –addopts to pass any arguments through to py.test.

  • Deprecated support for –junitxml. Use –addopts instead. –junitxml will be removed in 2.0.

1.0

Initial implementation.