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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion README.rst
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`Documentation <https://pcdshub.github.io/project-name/>`_

A short description of the project.
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def test_federica(test):
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The parameter test in your function here will is something that pytest will complain about.
It's because "test" isn't defined elsewhere.

Take a look at the example PR that shows how to parametrize the input - it's rather neat:
https://github.com/pcdshub/pcds-ci-test-repo-python/pull/6/files#diff-822bb6cd496579f843d5d333f49b1a4b0b78b43311dfb19d73fa37a7d0a2da14R10-R17

It says "use these values for the input parameter value and expect this to be the result". You write the test once and use a bunch of input parameters.

"""
Just a test

"""

assert test == 'Hi'
print("Hi everyone ")