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This PR implements a formal pytest plugin for the test extras in the airbyte-python-cdk repository. The plugin allows connector developers to easily use pre-built test suites without requiring test scaffold files.

Key changes:

  • Enhanced the existing pytest plugin to add automatic test discovery capabilities
  • Added pytest plugin entry points to pyproject.toml
  • Created documentation in README.md explaining how to use the plugin
  • Added unit and integration tests to verify the implementation

Link to Devin run: https://app.devin.ai/sessions/864fc782ea1b4e9c90d2fada1307ecfd
Requested by: Aaron ("AJ") Steers ([email protected])

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Original prompt from Aaron:

In the Python CDK, we're adding new test "extra" that will have pre-built test suites that connector developers can easily use to run a full suite of tests. What benefits are there to making this a formal pytest plugin and what would that entail?


You only need to look in the following repo: airbytehq/airbyte-python-cdk

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