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      articleBody:**The problem:** Pytest uses old-style classes everywhere. E.g., ``` class MarkGenerator: ……… class MarkDecorator: ……… ``` This causes unexpected behaviour in some cases. For example, when trying to get an item from a mark, `AttributeError` is raised (as in the old-style classes) instead of `TypeError` (as in the new-style classes). The old-style classes are long deprecated, and the modern libraries & young developers do not expect this weird behaviour in their code anymore. This causes errors when trying to integrate pytest with other libraries & frameworks. For instance, in Jinja template engine (pallets/jinja#631); but there may be other cases. **The solution:** It would be nice if all classes would be new-style classes, i.e. explicitly inheriting from `object`: ``` class MarkGenerator(object): ……… class MarkDecorator(object): ……… ``` **Possible problems:** This will probably break the compatibility with python < 2.7 (officially 2.6+ is declared for pytest). Also, in python3, the no-braces syntax is a new normal (again), but causes the new-style classes with implicit inheritance from `object`. The 2.7's new-style syntax is supported. So, explicit mentioning of `(object)` may be of use for python2.7 only. Hence, it should be discussed is it worth changing the code for this case. **Notes:** Python 2.7.10. pytest==3.0.3
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