Use r before string constants containing literal backslashes #53
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Make sure to always use
r""
strings when they contain backslashes. It can be tested withIt is the assert rewrite function in pytest that triggers these warnings, and its
python_files
option (besides its main purpose of selecting test files) decides which imported modules the assert rewrite is applied to.(see #48 for an earlier attempt that didn't catch all occurrences)