0.2.3

Fixed

• Fixed doctest output indentation: now derives indentation from the >>> line rather than the output position, fixing cases where blank lines in docstrings caused output to be written at column 0 (#297) — thanks to @VeckoTheGecko for reporting (#296)
• Fixed Python 3.13 deprecation warning in assert plugin (#264)

Changed

• Migrated type checking from mypy to ty (#283)

0.2.2

Fixed

• Fixed compatibility with Python 3.13+ by using ExceptHandler.name instead of deprecated identifier attribute (#261) - @dlax
• Fixed handling of != operators and exceptions in assert plugin (#262) - @dlax
• Fixed compatibility with environments that don't have pytest-xdist installed (#259)

0.2.1

Due to an issue with our PyPI release workflow, 0.2.0 was not published. This release contains the same functionality. 0.2.0 release notes:

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pytest-accept now supports standard assert tests as well as doctests! Check out the Readme for full details

That's a big deal, thanks to @untitaker for the inspiration

(It's fairly well-tested, but small bugs are quite possible — I'll respond promptly to any reports)

0.2.0

pytest-accept now supports standard assert tests as well as doctests! Check out the Readme for full details

That's a big deal, thanks to @untitaker for the inspiration

(It's fairly well-tested, but small bugs are quite possible — I'll respond promptly to any reports)

0.1.12

0.1.12 allows the plugin to work with python 3.13 correctly

(python 3.13 dedents docstrings, so we need to grab the indent of the docstring ourselves from the source)

0.1.11

0.1.11 stops using a deprecated pytest parameter that was raising a deprecation warning. This bumps the minimum pytest version to 7, (which is more than two years old so hopefully won't be disruptive).

0.1.10

0.1.10 allows for pytest 8, and makes some internal improvements.

0.1.8

0.1.8

0.1.7

Use utf-8 encoding when writing to file (#36)