Currently the tests are configured to run with --boxed which explicitly calls os.fork() and results in pytest throwing an error because fork is not supported on Windows.
Removing the --boxed flag, test_files.test_output_file_no_write failed and test_files.test_output_dir_bad_permission actually just hung indefinitely.
Currently the tests are configured to run with --boxed which explicitly calls os.fork() and results in pytest throwing an error because fork is not supported on Windows.
Removing the --boxed flag, test_files.test_output_file_no_write failed and test_files.test_output_dir_bad_permission actually just hung indefinitely.