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Prepare for upcoming pytest 7.0 deprecations (part 2) #45

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This follows up #42, we decided that using just fspath as the new
parameter that users should use would be confusing because it is too
close to path and also we have fspath already in some places of
the pytest public API (see pytest-dev/pytest#9283).

This PR updates the hook affected by this new change in pytest-dev/pytest#9363.

This follows up asmeurer#42, we decided that using just `fspath` as the new
parameter that users should use would be confusing because it is too
close to `path` and also we have `fspath` already in some places of
the pytest public API (see pytest-dev/pytest#9283).

This PR updates the hook affected by this new change in pytest-dev/pytest#9363.
@asmeurer asmeurer merged commit 963adff into asmeurer:master Dec 2, 2021
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asmeurer commented Dec 2, 2021

Thanks. Are there any more changes forthcoming or should I do a release with this?

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So far that's it, thanks!

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Btw a new release would be appreciated, sorry I wasn't clear (I meant that there are no forthcoming changes).

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asmeurer commented Dec 2, 2021

4.0.5 release done.

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Awesome, thanks!

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