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Faster testing with reduced number of levels #130
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…gineering/scda.test into faster_testing_and_fixes@main
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We need to fix #129 too here |
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With regard to the pharmaverseadam stuff, looks great! See my other comments as well. Also wondering why the 10 new "<- NULL" error stuff is showing up, they don't show up when I'm testing each file individually but it shows up when I click the "test" button on the top right of the rstudio ui
I have no idea! I will investigate ;) |
@zdz2101 @edelarua @shajoezhu, now the tests should all work. Testing time reduced to < 10min (it says 256s) and snap file size reduced to <=100 KB (one was 1.4Mb before) ;) |
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LGTM
Ideally, we should be able to do tests with snapshot file sizes below 100Kbs. Before this I was getting stuck for tens of minutes on
aet04
and I think we need this working faster and w/ lower memory footprint (it is impossible otherwise to review differences between versions). @zdz2101 can you help me track down if this is too much for the current test coverage?The following reductions have been done in this PR:
Fixes #127