Don't use pytest -rw now that pytest-warnings is builtin.#11700
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The `-rw` (included in `-rawR`) option to pytest was added to display warnings back when we used pytest-warnings, but has now become unnecessary as pytest now displays warnings by default. Remove it (i.e. use `-raR`) instead to avoid some head-scratching.
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The
-rw(included in-rawR) option to pytest was added (#8346) to displaywarnings back when we used pytest-warnings, but has now become
unnecessary as pytest now displays warnings by default. Remove it (i.e.
use
-raR) instead to avoid some head-scratching.PR Summary
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