Manually trigger an xpass
See original GitHub issueI’ve got a large number of dynamically generated tests, and I’d like to be able to trigger an xpass inside the test, just like I can call pytest.fail()
and pytest.xfail()
.
But pytest.xpass()
doesn’t seem to exist
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an expected failure is to be marked as xfail, the xpass will then automatically happen
fail/xfail raise exceptions, its fundamentally impossible to make a symmetric equivalent for pass/xpass
I’m assuming “known_fails” is known at collect time: