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TST: Make test_partial_iteration_cleanup robust but require leak checker - #22485
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This makes sure the test is not flaky, but the test now requires a leak checker (both valgrind or reference count based should work in CPython at least). Closes numpygh-21169
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Hmmm, the test failure (not cygwin, that just failed randomly) seems due to pytest phasing out some nose backcompat stuff. The main part seems to be |
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To be clear, the test runs but does not error, leak detection is left to valgrind etc. ? |
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Yes, I guess the test still may cover some code path. But the main reason why its there is only checked when running with pytest-valgrind or pytest-leaks (or similar). |
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Thanks Sebastian. |
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This makes sure the test is not flaky, but the test now requires a leak checker (both valgrind or reference count based should work in CPython at least).
Closes gh-21169