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--newest-first forgets about existing nodeids when collection is filtered Β· Issue #5206 Β· pytest-dev/pytest
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--newest-first (added via #3034) forgets about cached nodeids when e.g. run with some file as argument. Code: pytest/src/_pytest/cacheprovider.py Lines 269 to 290 in 3f5622c class NFPlugin(object): """ Plugin which implements the --nf (r...
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pytest/src/_pytest/cacheprovider 3173a26 blueyed mentioned personal information --newest assigned labels plugin comment metadata assignees type projects verified ed76033 sign projects milestone blueyed changed code addressed type cache/nodeids cache related 73963aa cache pytest existing nodeids cached nodeids def __init__ def pytest_collection_modifyitems garbage-collect bug problem longer reruns milestone relationships new_items = ordereddict other_items = ordereddict plugin github config = config new_items[item other_items[item active = config added class nfplugin nodeid] = item cached_nodeids = config cache nodeids run config new_items other_items item sign active nodeid cached_nodeids cached_nodeids = [ nfplugin skip jump
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headline:--newest-first forgets about existing nodeids when collection is filtered
articleBody:`--newest-first` (added via https://github.com/pytest-dev/pytest/issues/3034) forgets about cached nodeids when e.g. run with some file as argument.
Code: https://github.com/pytest-dev/pytest/blob/3f5622c577df6d8706b46f3bfe62a3d16e19556e/src/_pytest/cacheprovider.py#L269-L290
I think it should not forget about those - this makes it likely consider all others as new when running without args then again.
It should probably just add to the known items, and have a mechanism to garbage-collect them from time to time, but that is not really critical I suppose.
/cc @feuillemorte
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headline:--newest-first forgets about existing nodeids when collection is filtered
articleBody:`--newest-first` (added via https://github.com/pytest-dev/pytest/issues/3034) forgets about cached nodeids when e.g. run with some file as argument.
Code: https://github.com/pytest-dev/pytest/blob/3f5622c577df6d8706b46f3bfe62a3d16e19556e/src/_pytest/cacheprovider.py#L269-L290
I think it should not forget about those - this makes it likely consider all others as new when running without args then again.
It should probably just add to the known items, and have a mechanism to garbage-collect them from time to time, but that is not really critical I suppose.
/cc @feuillemorte
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