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I’m running into a problem wherein pytest_dependency works as expected when

EITHER

Doing parametrization, and dependent tests are in the same file

OR

Not doing parametrization, and dependent tests are in a separate file

But, I can’t get the dependency to work properly when doing BOTH – parametrized dependent tests in a different file. It skips all the tests even when the dependencies have succeeded.

I have a directory structure like so:

tests/
  - common.py
  - test_0.py
  - test_1.py

common.py:

import numpy as np

ints = [1, 2, 3]
strs = ['a', 'b']
pars = list(zip(np.repeat(ints, 2), np.tile(strs, 3)))

test_0.py:

import numpy as np
import pytest
from pytest_dependency import depends

from common import pars

def idfr0(val):
    if isinstance(val, (int, np.int32, np.int64)):
        return f"n{val}"

def idfr1(val):
    return "n{}-{}".format(*val)

# I use a marker here because I have a lot of code parametrized this way
perm_mk = pytest.mark.parametrize('num, lbl', pars, ids=idfr0)

# 2 of these parametrized tests should fail
@perm_mk
@pytest.mark.dependency(scope="session")
def test_a(num, lbl):
    if num == 2:
        assert False
    else:
        assert True

# I set up a dependent parametrized fixture just like the in the documentation
@pytest.fixture(params=pars, ids=idfr1)
def perm_fixt(request):
    return request.param

@pytest.fixture()
def dep_perms(request, perm_fixt):
    depends(request, ["test_a[n{}-{}]".format(*perm_fixt)])
    return perm_fixt

# This one works
@pytest.mark.dependency(scope="session")
def test_b(dep_perms):
    pass

# These are non-parametrized independent tests
@pytest.mark.dependency(scope="session")
def test_1():
    pass

@pytest.mark.xfail()
@pytest.mark.dependency(scope="session")
def test_2():
    assert False

test_1.py:

import pytest
from pytest_dependency import depends

from common import pars

def idfr2(val):
    return "n{}-{}".format(*val)

@pytest.fixture(params=pars, ids=idfr2)
def perm_fixt(request):
    return request.param

@pytest.fixture()
def dep_perms(request, perm_fixt):
    depends(request, ["test_0.py::test_a[n{}-{}]".format(*perm_fixt)])
    return perm_fixt

# Same use of a parametrized fixture, but this one doesn't work
@pytest.mark.dependency(scope="session")
def test_c(dep_perms):
    num, lbl = dep_perms
    assert True

# These are non-parametrized dependent tests that work as expected
@pytest.mark.dependency(scope="session", depends=["test_0.py::test_1"])
def test_3():
    pass

@pytest.mark.dependency(scope="session", depends=["test_0.py::test_2"])
def test_4():
    pass

I expect to see test_a pass for 4 of its 6 parametrized runs and fail 2, test_b pass 4 and skip 2, and test_c likewise pass 4 and skip 2. I expect test_1 to pass, test_2 to xfail, test_3 to pass, and test_4 to be skipped. All of the above happens perfectly except for test_c – all of it gets skipped.

I’ve confirmed that the test names look like they are right. I run pytest from the tests directory like so:

pytest --tb=no -rpfxs ./test_0.py ./test_1.py

The output is:

collected 22 items

test_0.py ..FF....ss...x                                                                                                                                                                 [ 63%]
test_1.py ssssss.s                                                                                                                                                                       [100%]

=================================================================================== short test summary info =================================================================================== 
PASSED test_0.py::test_a[n1-a]
PASSED test_0.py::test_a[n1-b]
PASSED test_0.py::test_a[n3-a]
PASSED test_0.py::test_a[n3-b]
PASSED test_0.py::test_b[n1-a]
PASSED test_0.py::test_b[n1-b]
PASSED test_0.py::test_b[n3-a]
PASSED test_0.py::test_b[n3-b]
PASSED test_0.py::test_1
PASSED test_1.py::test_3
FAILED test_0.py::test_a[n2-a] - assert False
FAILED test_0.py::test_a[n2-b] - assert False
XFAIL test_0.py::test_2
SKIPPED [1] test_0.py:36: test_b[n2-a] depends on test_a[n2-a]
SKIPPED [1] test_0.py:36: test_b[n2-b] depends on test_a[n2-b]
SKIPPED [1] test_1.py:20: test_c[n1-a] depends on test_0.py::test_a[n1-a]
SKIPPED [1] test_1.py:20: test_c[n1-b] depends on test_0.py::test_a[n1-b]
SKIPPED [1] test_1.py:20: test_c[n2-a] depends on test_0.py::test_a[n2-a]
SKIPPED [1] test_1.py:20: test_c[n2-b] depends on test_0.py::test_a[n2-b]
SKIPPED [1] test_1.py:20: test_c[n3-a] depends on test_0.py::test_a[n3-a]
SKIPPED [1] test_1.py:20: test_c[n3-b] depends on test_0.py::test_a[n3-b]
SKIPPED [1] ....Miniconda3envspython_utilsLibsite-packagespytest_dependency.py:101: test_4 depends on test_0.py::test_2
===================================================================== 2 failed, 10 passed, 9 skipped, 1 xfailed in 0.43s ======================================================================

Notice that it explicitly states that (for example) test_0.py::test_a[n1-a] has passed, but later it skips test_c[n1-a] because it depends on test_0.py::test_a[n1-a].

I’ve scoured the other issues here but the vast majority of them are from naming or scope issues, both of which don’t appear to be a problem here. Can anybody tell me why test_c doesn’t work?

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Pytest dependency doesn’t work when BOTH across files AND parametrized