Hello 👋 , Something that’s been annoying me lately is that I have these deprecations that I would like to ignore:

DEPRECATED: option 'lockfile' in scope 'pytest' is scheduled to be removed in version 2.18.0.dev0.

but the global configuration

ignore_warnings

is not working consistently. If I copy and paste the exact string (e.g.

DEPRECATED: option 'lockfile' in scope 'pytest' is scheduled to be removed in version 2.18.0.dev0.

) into this configuration, then this deprecation warning is not ignored when I run

pants

on the terminal of my x86 Macbook, but it does work when I run

pants

inside a docker container with the ubuntu OS. If I use a broad regex like in the documentation,

$regex$:DEPRECATED

, then it will not be ignored on neither my Macbook terminal, nor in the docker contianer. If I drop the

:

as mentioned here, then it will not be ignored on my Macbook terminal, but will be ignored in the docker container. In all cases I’m using v2.16.0. Overall, it looks like this configuration works when written correctly and running inside of a docker container. but not when I run on my Macbook’s terminal.

Huh, is the deprecation warning differently phrased in each platform?

I’ve been toying with this around a bit now, and I think this may actually be some caching confusion? It looks like some of these deprecation warnings may get cached, but that cache is not invalidated when I change

ignore_warning

.