Initial support for DISCOVERY_EXTRA_ARGS for pytest test discovery
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…pport during test discovery.
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Thanks for the PR, this looks great! I'll make a few adjustments to the tests and doc before merging.
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- Ensure that discovery arguments are passed when using BUNDLE_TESTS option; - Update unit tests; - Update documentation.
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Adding initial support for pytest
DISCOVERY_EXTRA_ARGSas discussed in #53 .Refer comment: #53 (comment) for additional context.
Let me know if additional changes are needed.
Note:
I have kept the implementation minimal.
I am of the opinion that handling complex user scenarios which might break test discovery should be an onus on the user.
If they break it they should resolve the issue themselves.