Add __test__ attribute to AnyValue class for pytest - #808
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I don't entirely understand why this happens. I think it is some interaction between pytest and the python debugger and it not undestanding python code when that code is not in a `.py` file. But running juliacall in the python debugger, excent with it set to only break on User Uncaught Exceptions always breaks like 2-5 times in this code, because it tried to check if it has a `__test__` attribute. Which it does not. Easiest fix is just to add it. Though it isn't the most satisfying.
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I don't entirely understand why this happens.
I think it is some interaction between pytest and the python debugger and it not undestanding python code when that code is not in a
.pyfile.But running juliacall in the python debugger, excent with it set to only break on User Uncaught Exceptions always breaks like 2-5 times in this code, because it tried to check if it has a
__test__attribute. Which it does not.Easiest fix is just to add it.
Though it isn't the most satisfying.