Updated _find_left_bracket function used in pytest discovery to fix bug#17955
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I ran black to fix the linting error, but I don't know why the venv check failed. I also see a previously approved pull request (#17881) that already solved the problem in a different and probably better way. |
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@scwilbanks Thanks for the PR. I think we want to go with the fix here #17881. The venv test failed due to Can you test with the build from the PR #17881 and confirm that it works? |
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Fix for #17954, #17951.
Instead of assuming an equal number of open and closed brackets as the current function does, this change assumes that the first open bracket of the last double colon "::" will be the bracket it is looking for. Since the testname will correspond to a python function, which cannot contain open brackets, the first open bracket must be it.