Upgrading to pytest-django 3.9 breaks test

When upgrading to pytest-django 3.9.0 one of my tests breaks.

@pytest.mark.django_db
@patch("ntnui.utils.gsuite.GSuite.unsubscribe_from_singular_mailing_list")
@patch("ntnui.utils.gsuite.GSuite.unsubscribe_from_board_mailing_list")
@patch("ntnui.utils.gsuite.GSuite.unsubscribe_from_group_mailing_list")
@pytest.mark.parametrize(
    ("membership_type", "leave_group_list", "leave_board_list", "leave_singular_list"),
    [
        (MembershipType.member, True, False, False),
        (MembershipType.board_member, True, True, False),
        (MembershipType.leader, True, True, True),
    ],
)
def test_unsubscribe_from_mailing_lists_member(
    mock_unsubscribe_from_group_mailing_list,
    mock_unsubscribe_from_board_mailing_list,
    mock_unsubscribe_from_singular_mailing_list,
    membership_type,
    leave_group_list,
    leave_board_list,
    leave_singular_list,
    user,
):
    """Test that members are unsubscribed from appropriate mailing lists when leaving a group."""
    membership = MembershipFactory(type=membership_type, member=user)
    membership.delete_membership()

    assert mock_unsubscribe_from_group_mailing_list.called == leave_group_list
    assert mock_unsubscribe_from_board_mailing_list.called == leave_board_list
    assert mock_unsubscribe_from_singular_mailing_list.called == leave_singular_list

As you can see above, the test utilizes both mocking and parametrization. It seems like pytest-django 3.9 has some issues with the mocks. Furthermore, the ordering of the tests impacts the results. When running the test suit, this tests fails. When running the test suite once more, with the --failed-first option the test does not break.

Start by reproducing the parametrized test for MembershipFactory and delete_membership using the mocked ntnui.utils.gsuite methods, first in the full test suite and then with --failed-first. Compare pytest-django 3.9 behavior and test ordering, and consider the issue done when the test passes consistently in both runs without weakening its assertions.