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version 4.6.1 issue with opener #689
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Thanks for the report - interesting. Do you have a simple reproducable example, that shows this behavior? This would help to find the problem faster. I have to make another patch release anyway... |
Never mind, this was a clear mistake. Never a good idea to rush a patch out without adequate tests... |
- the wrong argument had been passed - fixes pytest-dev#689
- the wrong argument had been passed - fixes #689
…argument had been passed - fixes #689
Shall be fixed in version 4.6.2. |
i will test and update tomorrow |
Ok, that's unfortunate. I will have a look tonight - it would be nice if you could add a test that can reproduce this. |
No, you shouldn't. That just means that internally the handling has changed to better reflect the real behavior under Windows. As this was not a small change, it could have caused some regressions, so it may be related to your problem. |
@yaronbenezra - I created the spin-off #691, please add further information to that issue. |
Hi,
In the latest version due to "Add support for opener in open() #688" commit we fail to run a tests on python version 3.9 cause:
seems like _OpenModes is now object instead of int
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