Reword fixture docs for clarity#6627
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I'm not a linguist, but alternatively "Not only can fixtures be used in test functions, but fixture functions can use other fixtures themselves". |
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Indeed it looks better, thanks!
You are right, small adjustments to the docs in general don't need a CHANGELOG entry.
Thanks again! 👍
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I stumbled over the wording here a bit, and I thought this would make it read a little easier.
I'm not sure if I need a
changelogentry for this. Obviously, there is no issue to attribute it to. Let me know if that is necessary.