Build first CallSpec2 batch without empty setmulti copies#9
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The initial parametrization used setmulti() on an empty CallSpec2, copying empty maps for every parameter set. Construct CallSpec2 directly instead. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Summary
parametrize()call, constructCallSpec2directly instead ofsetmulti()on an empty spec.Timing (pytest's own
testing/suite)Warm interleaved A/B
pytest testing/ --collect-only -q(8 pairs).mainCollected 4286 tests each run.
Note: this suite is only ~4k tests / ~0.5–1.5s collect, so single micro-optimizations are often within run-to-run noise.
Test plan
testing/python/metafunc.pyMade with Cursor