pytest.warns and staticmethod

[sffjunkie]

Does pytest.warns have a limitation when raising a warning from within a staticmethod?

If I wrap a staticmethod call in a with pytest.warns my test fails with a 'Failed: DID NOT WARN' but if I remove the with block then the warnings are printed to stdout

[RonnyPfannschmidt]

Static methods ought not to matter,
Please post some example code

[The-Compiler]

I agree with @RonnyPfannschmidt that your problem is somewhere else, but it's impossible to say more with so little information. This, for example, works just fine:

import pytest
import warnings

class Warner:

    @staticmethod
    def warn():
        warnings.warn("Test", UserWarning)


def test_warner():
    warner = Warner()
    with pytest.warns(UserWarning, match="Test"):
        warner.warn()