Tests for saving other-format data into grib : ported from Iris. #213
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Well, the need for mo-pack here shows exactly what that meant ! |
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Looks good, thanks @pp-mo
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| class TestNameToGRIB(tests.IrisGribTest): | ||
| def check_common(self, name_cube, grib_cube): | ||
| self.assertTrue(np.allclose(name_cube.data, grib_cube.data)) |
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These are ported directly across from these iris integration tests.
The aim of taking these tests out of Iris is so that we can avoid any need for iris-grib within Iris' own tests.
(not quite there yet, but coming soon...)
That linkage is a headache because at present each requires the other for testing : Therefore, any breaking change (that requires parallel changes to both) can prevent both from passing tests, until both cut new releases.
NOTE: migrating these tests here still leaves open a possible future dependency problem ...
If in future we "split out" either of these other file-formats (name + pp) to a separate package, as we have done with iris-grib itself, that will make iris-grib testing depend on those other file-format packages.
I propose that we simply leave that as a "problem for the future".