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Fix test_xfail_behavior with pytest 7.2.0+ #74

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7 changes: 5 additions & 2 deletions testing/test_xfail_behavior.py
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IS_PYTEST4_PLUS = int(pytest.__version__[0]) >= 4 # noqa: WPS609
FAILED_WORD = "FAILED" if IS_PYTEST4_PLUS else "FAIL"
PYTEST_GTE_7_2 = hasattr(pytest, "version_tuple") and pytest.version_tuple >= (7, 2) # type: ignore[attr-defined]

pytestmark = pytest.mark.skipif( # pylint: disable=invalid-name
not hasattr(os, "fork"), # noqa: WPS421
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)
)
reason_string = (
f" reason: The process gets terminated; "
f"reason: The process gets terminated; "
f"pytest-forked reason: "
f"*:*: running the test CRASHED with signal {sig_num:d}"
)
if expected_lowercase == "xfailed" and PYTEST_GTE_7_2:
short_test_summary += " - " + reason_string
total_summary_line = f"*==== 1 {expected_lowercase!s} in 0.*s* ====*"

expected_lines = (
Expand All @@ -91,7 +94,7 @@ def test_xfail(is_crashing, is_strict, testdir):
)
if expected_lowercase == "xpassed" and expected_word == FAILED_WORD:
# XPASS(strict)
expected_lines += (reason_string,)
expected_lines += (" " + reason_string,)
expected_lines += (total_summary_line,)

test_module = testdir.makepyfile(
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