Shared behavior should have a recursive partial override behavior about pytest-describe HOT 5 CLOSED

This also breaks nested fixtures and that sort of thing

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Wow. It didn't even occur to me to nest describe blocks inside shared behaviors. I'm actually quite happy that this seems to work!

About being able to override describe blocks in the share behavior by using the same function name in the referencing block. Again, I don't think it would occur to me. I would never expect the inner tests to be overridden individually like you describe. I think I would expect that the blocks could not interfere with each other, and the outcome of the test above would be:

2 failed 1 passed

And the verbose output would be something like this:

describe_dog::[a_duck]describe_speak::it_quacks_once  FAILED
describe_dog::[a_duck]describe_speak::it_quacks  FAILED
describe_dog::describe_speak::it_quacks  PASSED

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I definitely think it's safer to not override anything. That seems reasonable.

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@ghostsquad Have you seen the patch in master?

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@ropez 💯 awesome! I'll download the latest version of pytest-describe today and play with the new changes. :)

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