Cap pytest to 2.7.3 (rebased onto develop) #4196
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As it looks lie pytest 2.8.0 is causing some issues with our usage of pytest.deprecatedcall(), this commit is forcing an earlier version of pytest to be installed on Travis rather than downloading the latest.
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@jburel/@joshmoore: want to quickly check this PR and get it in so that other |
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This is the same as gh-4194 but rebased onto develop.
As it looks like pytest 2.8.0 is causing some issues with our usage of
pytest.deprecated_call()in Python unit tests, this commit is forcing an earlier version of pytest to be installed on Travis rather than downloading the latest.To test this PR, check Travis is green. Note this PR is mostly targeted at keeping our PR validation via Travis ongoing. The reason of the regression should likely be investigated as a follow-up.
/cc @ximenesuk @aleksandra-tarkowska @will-moore @jburel