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[Feature Request]: Jumping to definition of fixture in VS Code
See original GitHub issueIs there any IDE which pytest supports fully, like code intellisense, jumping to definition etc. Pycharm works ok with pytest but it is far from ideal. Is there any plugin to jump to fixture definition in vs code?
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From the top of my head: code completion for fixtures (so if you type
tmpdir.it will show alltmpdirmethods), “go to definition” for fixtures, run tests selecting them in a windows…Sadly no docs apparently. /me was just interested what it provides/does, but does not use PyCharm himself.