Fixing nightly build failure #2912
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Thanks! This makes sense, lets give this a try
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Closes #2911
Rationale for this change
PR #2906 added imports to
tests/conftest.pythat requirepytest-lazy-fixtureandsqlalchemy. The nightly build's wheel test uses a minimal environment that doesn't include these dependencies, causingtests/avro/test_decoder.pyto fail when loadingconftest.py.Are these changes tested?
Yes. Reproduced locally by creating a minimal venv with only the original test dependencies, reproduced the failure, then verified the fix resolves it.
Are there any user-facing changes?
No