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pytest tried to run this as a test class, so errored all three tests when it couldn't find _data_path. Removing "Test" from the class name stops pytest trying to do that.
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Found and added another missing |
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Looks like it was the system tests that |
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We previously used the cmp method to raise the error. But that is not a thing in python3. |
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This works but feels like a bit of a hack. Alternative solutions welcome!
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pytest requires test names to start with "test" or it just won't discover them
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pytest requires test names to start with "test"
| pdt = PartialDateTime(month=3, microsecond=2) | ||
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| other = cftime.datetime(year=2013, month=3, day=20, second=2) | ||
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This was failing because the equality operator returned False. Possibly cftime.datetimes (or their predecessors) did not used to have a microseconds, but they do now.
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@rcomer I'm trying to curate the There are a few PRs that need to land in the |
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I tried pointing
pytestat Iris's tests and got 3 errors and 3 failures. The errors were easy to fix (see comment ontest_merge.py). The failures are genuine, and it seems thattest_PartialDateTimehas not been running undersetuptoolsornox. I've added an__init__.pyfile to get those tests running. Now we need to decide whetherPartialDateTimeneeds fixing or its tests need changing. The failures are:PartialDateTime() == 1now returnsFalsebut aTypeErroris expected.PartialDateTime() != 1now returnsTruebut aTypeErroris expected.As far as I can tell,
PartialDateTime.__eq__is returningNotImplementedin the above.PartialDateTime(month=3, microsecond=2) == cftime.datetime(year=2013, month=3, day=20, second=2)now returnsFalsebutTrueis expected.The microsecond is ignored if
otherdoesn't have that attribute. Didcftime.datetimegain a microsecond attribute at some point?Anyone have an opinion on what the desired behaviour should be for the above cases?
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