Transform require_numba decorator into a global variable #245
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The require_numba as a function wrappers makes it hard to use pytest.mark.parametrize on test functions. Following pytest documentation, it's better to define custom decorators as global variables.
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Haha, back when I did this I think I was just trying to hack it because of my ignorance. Good to know there are docs out there 😬 |
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The require_numba as a function wrapper makes it hard to use
pytest.mark.parametrizeon test functions. Following pytestdocumentation, it's better to define custom decorators as global
variables.
Source: https://docs.pytest.org/en/6.2.x/skipping.html#id1