Add pytest config section to pyproject.toml #5686
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I'm working towards introducing
pants. Eventually I would like to use pants to run tests to take advantage of the fine-grained per-file caching of results that accounts for dependencies by python files (pants infers the deps by reading the python files). But, pants usespytestto run tests notnosetest.So, this is the first of several PRs that improves our compatibility with pytest. It adds a pytest config section to
pyproject.toml. I also included-l(display local vars on test failure) because that is extremely helpful when I encounter a test failure via pytest.Note: I do not have pytest support completely ironed out, but this is a step in that direction. Don't expect running all our tests with pytest to work yet.