David Brownman on Nostr: A fun(?) #python packaging question. I'm working on my Universal Test Runner and want ...
A fun(?) #python packaging question. I'm working on my Universal Test Runner and want better detection of #pytest presence. What file(s) + field(s) would I need to read to see that a user has declared a dependency on the Pytest package? I've got requirements.txt and pyproject.toml (in "project.dependencies" and "project.dependencies[test]", but I get the sense there are other places I should read.
Note: this is trying to detect for the first run, so assume there's not yet a .pytest-cache
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