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Currently our unit tests use a mixture of bespoke testing objects and well defined pytest fixtures. We should move to use pytest fixtures across the board (as much as is reasonable anyway)
coherence
correns
ensembleseries
geoseries
multiplegeoseries
multiplepsd
multipleseries
multivariatedecomp
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scalogram
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tsbase
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Yes! Let me add that most of our tests use series that are on the long side. We should endeavor to use as few data points as possible to make the tests faster, thereby accelerating our unit test cycles.
Currently our unit tests use a mixture of bespoke testing objects and well defined pytest fixtures. We should move to use pytest fixtures across the board (as much as is reasonable anyway)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: