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When a pytest.approx with a list of values is failing, current pretty-print is not super readable compared to simple lists:
pytest.approx
import pytest def test_approx(): assert pytest.approx([100, 100, 100], abs=1) == [90, 100, 110] def test_ints(): assert [100, 100, 100] == [90, 100, 110]
Since pytest-icdiff already supports approx on single value, do you think it is a doable improvement of printing list values on separate lines too?
And kudo for the plugin!
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When a
pytest.approx
with a list of values is failing, current pretty-print is not super readable compared to simple lists:Since pytest-icdiff already supports approx on single value, do you think it is a doable improvement of printing list values on separate lines too?
And kudo for the plugin!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: