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Bumps rstest from 0.27.0 to 0.28.0.

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v0.28.0

[0.28.0] 2026/10/18

Changed

• #[case(...)] argument attributes other than #[case(opt)], #[case(default)] and #[case(default(...))] are now rejected: before they were silently accepted as #[case]. #[case()] is still accepted as #[case].
• rstest_reuse 0.7.1: when the function where the template is applied defines a #[case(...)] argument modifier, it replaces the template's #[case] attribute.

Added

• Cases can omit the values of #[case(default)], #[case(default(expr))] and #[case(opt)] arguments: the trailing values can be omitted and _ can be used to skip a value. #[case(opt)] wraps the given value in Some() and uses None when omitted. Magic conversion works for #[case(default(expr))] expressions and #[case(opt)] values. See #325 and #327, thanks to @​Atreyagaurav.

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[0.28.0] 2026/10/18

Changed

• #[case(...)] argument attributes other than #[case(opt)], #[case(default)] and #[case(default(...))] are now rejected: before they were silently accepted as #[case]. #[case()] is still accepted as #[case].
• rstest_reuse 0.7.1: when the function where the template is applied defines a #[case(...)] argument modifier, it replaces the template's #[case] attribute.

Added

• Cases can omit the values of #[case(default)], #[case(default(expr))] and #[case(opt)] arguments: the trailing values can be omitted and _ can be used to skip a value. #[case(opt)] wraps the given value in Some() and uses None when omitted. Magic conversion works for #[case(default(expr))] expressions and #[case(opt)] values. See #325 and #327, thanks to @​Atreyagaurav.

Commits

• 63d0bbe Release 0.28.0
• 94083ee Restore the Rust verification baseline (#351)
• 433739c Opt args that take default value when skipped (#327)
• 0004ebc Merge pull request #352 from la10736/fix/ci-beta-msrv
• b7dbb80 fix(ci): beta cargo lints and MSRV dependency resolution
• a417696 Prepare next development cycle (0.27.1-dev)
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