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don't run doctests when -t option given - #2004
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That's just an oversight. Your fix makes sense to me. |
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don't run doctests when -t option given
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don't run doctests when -t option given Conflicts: astropy/tests/helper.py
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don't run doctests when -t option given Conflicts: astropy/tests/helper.py
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Before the doctests were added, doing
python setup.py -t astropy/path/to/test_file.pywould just run that one file. But now it runs that file and all the doctests. So this PR changes it to only run the file and not the doctests. It's pretty straightforward, but I figured I should check with @mdboom : the current behavior isn't intentional, is it?