所以假设允许：
```python
＃ services/foo.py
from apps.bar import BarClass
static_foos = BarClass().get_statics()
class FooService():
     ....

＃ tests/test_foo.py
from services.foo import FooService
def test_foo_something():
    assert FooService.something() == True

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So assume the allowing :

and test code looking like :

So here, when the pytest collects the test, it seems like it executes `BarClass.get_statics()` even before any of my attempts to mock or block access in `conftest.py` to kick in.
To be more specific, assuming `get_statics()` has some `requests.get` in it, a typical way of blocking network in pytest, which is mocking `socket.socket`, is not working.
From my knowledge, the only way to do something before tests get collected is to use `pytest_configure` in `conftest.py`, but also AFAIK it doesn't allow me to mock meaning that I'm just completely losing hope right now (Also it's not like I can really change the content of `test_something` for various reasons).
Is there any possible solution in this case?
 
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# 答案1
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```python
您可以在测试函数内部导入`services.foo`模块，*在*您对`requests.get`进行monkey-patch之后：
    import requests
    # 在这里定义您的MockResponse类
    def test_foo_something(monkeypatch):
        def mock_get(*args, **kwargs):
            return MockResponse()
        monkeypatch.setattr(requests, "get", mock_get)
        from services.foo import FooService
        assert FooService.something() == True

您可以在导入`FooService`之前，从`apps.bar`中导入`BarClass`并模拟`get_statics`。例如：

但是我认为最好在`services.foo`中添加一些初始化函数，并在需要时调用它。类似于：

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<summary>英文:</summary>
You can import `BarClass` from `apps.bar` right before importing `FooService` and mock the `get_statics`. For example:

However I think it would be better to add some initializing function to `services.foo` and call it when its needed. Something like:

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