Metadata-Version: 2.1
Name: ok
Version: 0.1.1
Summary: ok: an ok fork of pytest
Author: Brian Okken, pytest contributors (See AUTHORS)
License: MIT
Keywords: test
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# ok

This is `ok`. Or at least, it will be.   
`ok`, right now, is a fork of `pytest`. 

It might grow, or shrink, to be something else.

## This is an "alpha" project, at best.

- Use at your own risk.
- Features are being removed, so no gaurantees.
- You should probably use `pytest`, until the dust settles.

## Installation

You probably don't want to install `ok`. 
You probably want to install `pytest`.

But, if you insist, you can.

```
$ pip install ok
```

Or, more likely

```
$ uv pip install ok
```


## Removed so far

- unittest support (with version 0.832.2)
- doctest support (with version 0.832.3)
- pastebin support (with version 0.832.3)
- pdb support (with version 0.832.4)
