For all skipped tests in imdclient/tests/test_imdreader.py::TestIMDReaderBaseAPI, there should be a corresponding test which ensures an error is raised if the associated reader API call is made. These should be either individual methods or a part of a separate test class (not inside of TestIMDReaderBaseAPI)
For example, this method is skipped in TestIMDReaderBaseAPI. Since a rewind can't be done on a stream, there should be another method ("test_rewindraises" or similar) that ensures the reader will fail out with an appropriate message if the user attempts to call trajectory.rewind().
@pytest.mark.skip(reason="Cannot rewind stream")
def test_transformation_rewind(self, ref, transformed):
# this test checks if the transformations are applied after rewinding the
# trajectory
v1 = np.float32((1, 1, 1))
v2 = np.float32((0, 0, 0.33))
ideal_coords = ref.iter_ts(0).positions + v1 + v2
transformed.rewind()
assert_array_almost_equal(
transformed[0].positions, ideal_coords, decimal=ref.prec
)
For all skipped tests in
imdclient/tests/test_imdreader.py::TestIMDReaderBaseAPI
, there should be a corresponding test which ensures an error is raised if the associated reader API call is made. These should be either individual methods or a part of a separate test class (not inside of TestIMDReaderBaseAPI)For example, this method is skipped in TestIMDReaderBaseAPI. Since a rewind can't be done on a stream, there should be another method ("test_rewindraises" or similar) that ensures the reader will fail out with an appropriate message if the user attempts to call
trajectory.rewind()
.