added force_destroy to dns module

[nika-pr]

force_destroy was missing from the DNS module, so I added it.

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When I execute pytest -k 'modules and dns:' tests/examples,
I am getting pytest: error: unrecognized arguments: --dist.
I am using Python 3.10.12 and pytest 8.1.1 on WSL.

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[juliocc]

Thanks for the PR @nika-pr!

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[wiktorn]

• When I execute pytest -k 'modules and dns:' tests/examples,
  I am getting pytest: error: unrecognized arguments: --dist.
  I am using Python 3.10.12 and pytest 8.1.1 on WSL.

Regarding this error. This could happen if you're missing pytest-xdist package installed, but it is in tests/requirements.txt for quite a long time.

Does installing pytest-xdist manually solve the issue for you?

[juliocc]

but it is in tests/requirements.txt for quite a long time

It's not ;)

AFAIK you don't need pytest-xdist unless you're passing -n to pytest

[wiktorn]

but it is in tests/requirements.txt for quite a long time

It's not ;)

Is it? ;-)

AFAIK you don't need pytest-xdist unless you're passing -n to pytest

You needed, because I've added pytest.ini entry, which depends on having pytest-xdist installed always.

[ludoo]

You needed, because I've added pytest.ini entry, which depends on having pytest-xdist installed always.

hmmmm do we really need it?

edit: I don't much like forcing pytest behaviour on users...

[wiktorn]

You needed, because I've added pytest.ini entry, which depends on having pytest-xdist installed always.

hmmmm do we really need it?
edit: I don't much like forcing pytest behaviour on users...

We can remove that, but then users running e2e tests needs to add --dist loadgroup so tests that can't run in parallel, are executed one after another.

As running E2E is niche as of now, this can be removed, but i prefer stuff to just work by default.

[nika-pr]

Does installing pytest-xdist manually solve the issue for you?

Yes it did, alls DNS module tests passed :)