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Right now, if I am creating a dict in parametrize with a lf (of lfc) key, this key is not lazy loaded, but stays as is. All because of the code from the lib in loader.py:
> assert (test_dict == {'a': 'b'}) == expected
E AssertionError: assert ({fixture_a_: 'b'} == {'a': 'b'}
E
E Left contains 1 more item:
E {fixture_a_: 'b'}
E Right contains 1 more item:
E {'a': 'b'}
E Use -v to get more diff) == True
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Right now, if I am creating a dict in parametrize with a lf (of lfc) key, this key is not lazy loaded, but stays as is. All because of the code from the lib in
loader.py
:Why not making keys to be lazy loadable too?
Test example:
Expected behavior
All tests passed
Actual behavior
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