How to skip parametrized tests with pytest

Is it possible to conditionally skip parametrized tests?
Here's an example:

@pytest.mark.parametrize("a_date", a_list_of_dates)
@pytest.mark.skipif(a_date > date.today())
def test_something_using_a_date(self, a_date):
    assert <some assertion>

Of course I can do this inside the test method, but I'm looking for a structured way to do this with pytest.

If you create your own method you check the values in test collection time and run the relevant tests only

a_list_of_dates = [date.today(), date(2024, 1, 1), date(2022, 1, 1)]

def get_dates():
    for d in a_list_of_dates:
        if d <= date.today():
            yield d

class TestSomething:
    @pytest.mark.parametrize("a_date", get_dates())
    def test_something_using_a_date(self, a_date):
        print(a_date)

Output

TestSomething::test_something_using_a_date[a_date0] PASSED [ 50%] 2022-08-24
TestSomething::test_something_using_a_date[a_date1] PASSED [100%] 2022-01-01

If you still want to see the skipped tests you can add the skip marker to the relevant tests

def get_dates():
    for d in a_list_of_dates:
        markers = []
        if d > date.today():
            markers.append(pytest.mark.skip(reason=f'{d} is after today'))
        yield pytest.param(d, marks=markers)

Output

TestSomething::test_something_using_a_date[a_date0] PASSED [ 33%] 2022-08-24

TestSomething::test_something_using_a_date[a_date1] SKIPPED (2024-01-01 is after today) [ 66%]
Skipped: 2024-01-01 is after today

TestSomething::test_something_using_a_date[a_date2] PASSED [100%] 2022-01-01