How to use test_foo2 method in pytest-benchmark

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test_lazy_and_harvest.py

Source: test_lazy_and_harvest.py Github

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...16 assert a in (["r", 1], (1, "hello"))17@parametrize("i,j", [lazy_value(foo),18 # fixture_ref(b)19 ])20def test_foo2(i, j):21 """a lazy value used as a tuple containing several args"""22 assert i, j in (("r", 1), (1, "hello"))23@parametrize("a", [lazy_value(foo),24 fixture_ref(b)25 ])26def test_foo3(a, results_bag):27 """a lazy value transformed by pytest-cases into a fixture because another parameter uses a fixture reference"""28 assert a in (["r", 1], (1, "hello"))29 # in that case the only workaround is to use the results bag30 # to store explicitly the values, see https:/​/​github.com/​smarie/​python-pytest-harvest/​issues/​4431 results_bag.a_value = a32def test_synthesis(request, module_results_df):33 # manual test34 dct = get_session_synthesis_dct(request, filter=test_foo, test_id_format="function")...

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test_issue_126_2.py

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...30 @parametrize_with_cases('o', debug=True)31 def test_foo(o):32 assert o == 'case!'33 @parametrize_with_cases('o', debug=True)34 def test_foo2(o):35 assert o == 'case!'36 def test_synthesis(module_results_dct):37 assert list(module_results_dct) == [38 # all tests in TestA class39 'test_a_nested',40 # in the test_issue_126_2_cases.py, there are two cases with id "a" and two with id "b"41 'test_foo_nested[a0]',42 'test_foo_nested[b0-a=*]',43 'test_foo_nested[b0-a=**]',44 'test_foo_nested[a1]',45 'test_foo_nested[b1-a=*]',46 'test_foo_nested[b1-a=**]',47 'test_foo_nested2[a0]', # <- note that case names are the same than above: correctly reused48 'test_foo_nested2[b0-a=*]',...

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test_issue_fixture_union2.py

Source: test_issue_fixture_union2.py Github

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...21with warnings.catch_warnings():22 # ignore the warning about the two values being the same fixture.23 warnings.simplefilter("ignore")24 v = fixture_union("v", (a, b, a))25def test_foo2(v):26 pass27def test_synthesis(module_results_dct):28 if not PYTEST3_OR_GREATER:29 # the way to make ids uniques in case of duplicates was different in old pytest30 assert list(module_results_dct) == [31 'test_foo[1]',32 'test_foo[2]',33 'test_foo[3]',34 'test_foo2[0/​a]',35 'test_foo2[1/​b]',36 'test_foo2[2/​a]'37 ]38 else:39 assert list(module_results_dct) == [...

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