(Closes #2812) max and min code update#3408
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Nice, thanks Aidan. Just a bit of docstring tidying to do and there's a (simple) test failure that needs fixing. Once you've done that, please could you launch the ITs too...
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Am hoping the test will just work this time as I'm a bit confused as I can't replicate it locally (any more). If not I'll dive deeper. |
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@arporter I have "fixed" the tree sitter issues now I think. I would ask if you could test locally as well and check you have no issues with your local version. I'm not sure why these tests have suddenly started failing, I tried running on another branch as well and they also have failures that weren't present last week. As far as I can find there has been no treesitter or treesitter-fortarn new release so its very strange. |
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Hi @LonelyCat124, I've just tried locally (with 3.13) and I get one treesitter-related failure with this branch. If I switch to latest master it goes away. It could be something to do with tests leaking state? |
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Set the ITs going - assume they are successful this is ready for another look. |
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ITs were all green and tests were fine (apart from a link-check on Tau which has an out-of-date certificate).
I was going to green-light it this time but then thought we should perhaps do the test skipping for tree sitter in a nicer fashion - see inline.
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@arporter Created something in tests.utilities to do this and use that now. |
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Nice, thanks for that Aidan. All good now.
Small PR to ensure the max2code and min2code transformations use the datatype of their arguments correctly, and don't assume scalar real.
Ready for review from @arporter when he's back - its possible I missed something I should have added but I'm not sure.