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27 (invalid-name)``,
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34 def fake_filesystem(fs): # pylint:disable=invalid-name
40 Class-, module- and session-scoped fixtures
42 For convenience, class-, module- and session-scoped fixtures with the same
54 If you are using the Python ``unittest`` package, the easiest approach is to
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92 pathlib.Path("/test/file1.txt").touch()
107 .. note:: This feature cannot be used with a Python version before Python 3.8 due to
118 you can do the patching using ``fake_filesystem_unittest.Patcher``--the class
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234 - The standard way to customize the ``fs`` fixture is to write your own
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252 - You can also pass the arguments using ``@pytest.mark.parametrize``. Note that
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315 - imported directly, for example:
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320 import pathlib.Path
322 - imported as another name:
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328 - imported using one of these two specially handled statements:
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333 from pathlib import Path
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372 from pathlib import Path
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382 import pathlib
386 @click.argument("foo", type=click.Path(path_type=pathlib.Path))
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513 used to avoid patching the Python file system modules themselves, but may be
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538 your tests as a non-root user regardless of the actual user rights, you may
548 ``read_excel``, and for ``Django`` file locks--more may follow. Ordinarily,
551 may be removed or replaced by more fine-grained arguments in future releases.
555 Since Python 3.8, the ``io`` module has the function ``open_code``, which
556 opens a file read-only and is used to open Python code files. By default, this
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600 - if default arguments are *computed* using file system functions:
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610 - if the default argument is an instance of ``pathlib.Path``:
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614 import pathlib
617 def foobar(dir_arg=pathlib.Path.cwd() / "logs"):
626 If True (the default), patched and non-patched modules are cached between tests
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668 While ``pyfakefs`` can be used just with the standard Python file system
683 size without contents--in this case, you will not be able to perform
685 with large files, see also :ref:`set-fs-size`).
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722 by default read-only, but even if you add them using ``read_only=False``,
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815 .. _set-fs-size:
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907 - ``is_windows_fs`` - if ``True`` a Windows file system (NTFS) is assumed
908 - ``is_macos`` - if ``True`` and ``is_windows_fs`` is ``False``, the
910 - if ``is_windows_fs`` and ``is_macos`` are ``False``, a Linux file system
912 - ``is_case_sensitive`` is set to ``True`` under Linux and to ``False``
913 under Windows and macOS by default - you can change it to change the
915 - ``path_separator`` is set to ``\`` under Windows and to ``/`` under Posix,
917 ``None`` under Posix--these can also be adapted if needed
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938 supported in the Python filesystem API. To make this possible to test, there is the
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945 path = pathlib.Path("/foo/bar")
956 .. _`example.py`: https://github.com/pytest-dev/pyfakefs/blob/main/pyfakefs/tests/example.py
957 .. _`example_test.py`: https://github.com/pytest-dev/pyfakefs/blob/main/pyfakefs/tests/example_test…
960 .. _`all Patcher arguments`: https://pytest-pyfakefs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/modules.html#pyfakefs…