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We are analyzing https://github.com/pytest-dev/pytest/issues/3033.

Title:
capfd not working in 3.3.1 Β· Issue #3033 Β· pytest-dev/pytest
Description:
Fixtures that use capfd don't seem to work in version 3.3.1 running on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS with anaconda 3.6.3 import sys @pytest.fixture() def fix(capfd): yield None out, err = capfd.readouterr()...
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      articleBody:Fixtures that use capfd don't seem to work in version 3.3.1 running on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS with anaconda 3.6.3 ```import pytest import sys @pytest.fixture() def fix(capfd): yield None out, err = capfd.readouterr() stdout_filename = "/tmp/stdout" stderr_filename = "/tmp/stderr" mode = 'w' with open(stdout_filename, mode) as stdout: stdout.write(out) with open(stderr_filename, mode) as stderr: stderr.write(err) def test_a(fix): print("lolcatz") print("this is a test") sys.stderr.write("err") ``` The stdout and stderr files end up empty after running that test. Using this set of pytest dependencies ```attrs (17.3.0) certifi (2017.11.5) pip (9.0.1) pluggy (0.6.0) py (1.5.2) pytest (3.3.1) setuptools (38.2.4) six (1.11.0) wheel (0.30.0) ``` Steps of replication are 1. Create the above test 2. Run pytest on it. 3. cat /tmp/std* (they will be empty) 4. Downgrade pytest ( pip install autohil==3.2.5 ) 5. Run the test again 6. cat /tmp/std*
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      articleBody:Fixtures that use capfd don't seem to work in version 3.3.1 running on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS with anaconda 3.6.3 ```import pytest import sys @pytest.fixture() def fix(capfd): yield None out, err = capfd.readouterr() stdout_filename = "/tmp/stdout" stderr_filename = "/tmp/stderr" mode = 'w' with open(stdout_filename, mode) as stdout: stdout.write(out) with open(stderr_filename, mode) as stderr: stderr.write(err) def test_a(fix): print("lolcatz") print("this is a test") sys.stderr.write("err") ``` The stdout and stderr files end up empty after running that test. Using this set of pytest dependencies ```attrs (17.3.0) certifi (2017.11.5) pip (9.0.1) pluggy (0.6.0) py (1.5.2) pytest (3.3.1) setuptools (38.2.4) six (1.11.0) wheel (0.30.0) ``` Steps of replication are 1. Create the above test 2. Run pytest on it. 3. cat /tmp/std* (they will be empty) 4. Downgrade pytest ( pip install autohil==3.2.5 ) 5. Run the test again 6. cat /tmp/std*
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