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fix(deps): update dependency pytest-socket to <0.5.1 #440

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Should be fixed on miketheman/pytest-socket#109

Fix AttributeError: 'DoctestItem' object has no attribute 'fixturenames'
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@andreoliwa andreoliwa merged commit 61ac278 into develop Jan 22, 2022
@andreoliwa andreoliwa deleted the renovate/pytest-socket-0.x branch January 22, 2022 22:19
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# [0.32.0](v0.31.0...v0.32.0) (2022-03-27)

### Bug Fixes

* **deps:** update dependency pytest-socket to a commit hash ([#440](#440)) ([61ac278](61ac278))
* GitHub URL should preserve query args ([#453](#453)) ([a2b97b1](a2b97b1))
* use built-in preset as default style ([#450](#450)) ([68fa2ce](68fa2ce))

### Features

* add --version cli switch (thanks to [@mjpieters](https://github.com/mjpieters)) ([#468](#468)) ([6a85f79](6a85f79))
* resolve relative URIs in nitpick.styles.include ([#470](#470)) ([ec934dc](ec934dc))
* set initial style url(s) with nitpick init ([#473](#473)) ([0100f2b](0100f2b))
* switch to requests-cache for style caching ([#467](#467)) ([c586d7f](c586d7f))
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