Change the :type of pytest-at-point debug template #745
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The `:type` of the debug template "Python :: Run pytest (at point)" should match the "LANGUAGE-ID" argument of the function (dap-register-debug-provider), otherwise the "PROVIDE-CONFIGURATION-FN" is not called.
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:typeof the debug template "Python :: Run pytest (at point)" should match the "LANGUAGE-ID" argument of the function(dap-register-debug-provider), otherwise the "PROVIDE-CONFIGURATION-FN" is not called (and all tests in the current buffer are run, instead of just the test function at point).I also humbly suggest to edit the doc string of
(dap-register-debug-provider)so that it explicitly references the name of the property:typeof the plist "CONFIGURATION-SETTINGS" in(dap-register-debug-template). I'm not providing a MR for this because it's entirely possible that the problem is actually me not understanding what's going on here 馃檪