Test problem library for regression tests #222
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avik-pal
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test/testproblems.jl
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We can just use the NonlinearProblemLibrary here?
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I pulled the changes here into #226 |
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My interpretation of @avik-pal's proposal (#210 (comment)) for how to include the test problem library as part of the tests. If someone has an idea for a more elegant way to flag which tests are allowed to fail (i.e., problems for which we do not expect a given solver to converge), that would be very much appreciated. Here it needs to be done by hand.