PyTest - Test OrganizationHow do you correctly apply a pytest marker named 'database' to a test function?A@pytest.mark.database def test_query(): passB@pytest.database def test_query(): passC@mark.database def test_query(): passD@pytest.mark('database') def test_query(): passCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall pytest marker syntaxMarkers are applied using @pytest.mark.Step 2: Apply marker correctlyUse @pytest.mark.database before the test function definition.Final Answer:@pytest.mark.database\ndef test_query():\n pass -> Option AQuick Check:Markers require 'mark' attribute, not just 'database' [OK]Quick Trick: Use @pytest.mark. to mark tests [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESOmitting 'mark' in the decoratorUsing parentheses incorrectly with markersUsing undefined decorators
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