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Hey all, question (or bug) regarding `ignore_unknown_fields`:
```__defaults__(
    all=dict(**parametrize("x", resolve="x", skip_tests=True)),
    ignore_unknown_fields=True,
)```
This fails with:
```Unrecognized field `skip_tests=True` in target x:poetry#pytest-cov@parametrize=x. Valid fields for the target type `python_requirement`: ['_find_links', 'dependencies', 'description', 'entry_point', 'modules', 'requirements', 'resolve', 'tags', 'type_stub_modules'].```
Does `ignore_unknown_fields`  not work when using `**parametrize()`?

Building off this, I found more differences when using named parametrized functions. If I parametrize using `resolve=parametrize(*resolves)`, then my pants configuration works. However if I parametrize using (something like) `**parametrize(r, resolve=r) for r in resolves`, then dependencies aren't resolving

BUILD:
```MODULES=('common', 'apiserver')
python_test_utils(
    name="conftest",
    dependencies=["common:poetry"],
    resolve=parametrize(*MODULES),
)```
tests:
```$ pants test ::
✓ webhooks_test.py:tests@resolve=apiserver succeeded in 37.02s (memoized).```