tests: skip attention-related parameterize when attn_layer is 0

[njzjz]

The tests make no sense in this case.

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• Tests
  • Improved test coverage by adding an optional temperature parameter to the attention layer tests.

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The test_dpa1.py file has been updated to enhance its testing functionality by introducing an optional temperature parameter to the is_meaningless_zero_attention_layer_tests method. Additionally, the skip_pt, skip_dp, and skip_tf methods have been modified to incorporate this new parameter, ensuring more comprehensive and customizable testing scenarios.

Changes

File	Change Summary
source/tests/consistent/descriptor/...	Added an Optional[float] parameter temperature to is_meaningless_zero_attention_layer_tests.
source/tests/consistent/descriptor/...	Updated skip_pt, skip_dp, and skip_tf methods to call is_meaningless_zero_attention_layer_tests with specific parameters.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 2bf0769 and aeaeff2.

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• source/tests/consistent/descriptor/test_dpa1.py (5 hunks)

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source/tests/consistent/descriptor/test_dpa1.py (4)

111-118: The changes to the is_meaningless_zero_attention_layer_tests method look good. The logic correctly checks if the attn_layer is zero and any of the other conditions are true.

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141-146: The changes to the skip_pt property look good. The method call to is_meaningless_zero_attention_layer_tests with the specific parameters is correctly implemented.

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169-174: The changes to the skip_dp property look good. The method call to is_meaningless_zero_attention_layer_tests with the specific parameters is correctly implemented.

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199-213: The changes to the skip_tf property look good. The method call to is_meaningless_zero_attention_layer_tests with the specific parameters is correctly implemented.

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Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 82.49%. Comparing base (2bf0769) to head (aeaeff2).
Report is 142 commits behind head on devel.

Additional details and impacted files

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