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I stumbled on pytest-tap through PyPI and I wanted to get started trying it out. I went to https://pypi.org/project/pytest-tap, but it didn't provide any guidance on how to use it. I'd installed it into my test suite, but nothing happened. I tried passing --tap (following the convention of so many other pytest plugins that required --{name} to be passed to enable the pytest-{name} plugin. So I followed the "Developer documentation" link, but that went to the tappy documentation, which didn't provide any guidance on how to use it. I was eventually able to find the README which provided the necessary command line parameter, --tap-stream.
I propose that the long_description should contain the README or at least link to it as the primary documentation and not present tappy docs as their own.
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I stumbled on pytest-tap through PyPI and I wanted to get started trying it out. I went to https://pypi.org/project/pytest-tap, but it didn't provide any guidance on how to use it. I'd installed it into my test suite, but nothing happened. I tried passing
--tap
(following the convention of so many other pytest plugins that required--{name}
to be passed to enable thepytest-{name}
plugin. So I followed the "Developer documentation" link, but that went to the tappy documentation, which didn't provide any guidance on how to use it. I was eventually able to find the README which provided the necessary command line parameter,--tap-stream
.I propose that the long_description should contain the README or at least link to it as the primary documentation and not present tappy docs as their own.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: