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Failing Tests #451
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@norlandrhagen thanks so much for raising this, and documenting your process so clearly. As we discussed yesterday, my first hypothesis would be that this is a dependency versions issue, given that the tests passed on the last merge commit to I just built a new environment from These are the packages for which I get upgraded versions locally, as compared to the above-linked Actions env:
None of these immediately strike me as involved with the failing test ( This remains a mystery to me. We should certainly try to fix it before you continue with your |
With @derekocallaghan's recently hitting this issue as well, I'll just note for the record that my bandwidth is almost entirely consumed by #450 currently, so I don't have plans to try to figure this out in the next few weeks at least. Certainly it would be good to know why the tests are failing, and any further development on-top of the existing release of I welcome anyone interested in trying to work on this, and will do my best to support as needed. |
I will figure this out and fix it. |
Awesome, thanks @rabernat! |
Issue
I'm getting some failures when running the pytest suite locally. For reference, I'm running this on an M1 mac and following the development guide.
Details
I've forked
pangeo-forge-recipes
to https://github.com/norlandrhagen/pangeo-forge-recipes. My fork seems to be in sync with the main repo.On the master/main branch, I create a development environment with:
and then run pytest:
py.test tests -v
For both the 3.8 and 3.9, I get 43 failed and 1027 passed.
short test summary info:
Running with single pytest mark selected:
If pytest is running using only the
executor_function
mark:cc @cisaacstern
Related issue: #438 (comment)
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