BigQuery: Fix the names of several pytest "skip if" markers#8694
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"skipif" should be used instead of "skipIf", the latter is the thing from the unittest nodule.
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I noticed that running BigQuery unit tests issues some warning, and some of them are caused by using a "skipIf" marker with
pytest, while the name of that marker is actually "skipif" (all lowercase).How to test
Run bigquery unit tests, e.g.:
Actual result (before the fix):
Five warnings are reported, including the "Unknown pytest.mark.skipIf - is this a typo? ...".
Expected result (after the fix):
Only three warnings are reported, but none of them related to pytest markers.