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xfail test_against_pyephem on v4.2.x - #11430
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I am just gonna approve to remove the merge block for the sake of getting the release done. If others disagree, they can "request changes."
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No objection, so merging. |
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This PR is a PR specifically to the v4.2.x branch to allow a release without needing to fix the test described more in #11305 . The conclusion in that issue is that this is a testing problem in that newer versions of pyerfa have a better algorithm, and the test is a red herring in that it's failing only because the algorithm was improved.
So this PR is straight into 4.2.x to xfail that test for now. We'll probably want to revert this once #11305 is fixed, but since it's purely the test it's not a big deal either way I think.