I just wanted to correct a common mistake in this comment since it was one of the first results from my google search. message is actually used for setting the message that pytest.rasies will display on failure. It's not about a comparison to the exception's message. match should always be used for that purpose. docs.pytest.org/en/latest/referenc...
(This problem catches almost everyone at one point or another. Which is the reason that pytest has chosen to deprecate the message parameter ;-)
I just wanted to correct a common mistake in this comment since it was one of the first results from my google search.
messageis actually used for setting the message that pytest.rasies will display on failure. It's not about a comparison to the exception's message.matchshould always be used for that purpose. docs.pytest.org/en/latest/referenc...(This problem catches almost everyone at one point or another. Which is the reason that pytest has chosen to deprecate the message parameter ;-)
thank you Toshio! I'll update the comment!
What did you search on Google to get here?