Current mongo-related dependencies prevent test from running because our setup.py installs both bson and pymongo. Doing creates an import error when running the mongoutils tests. Instead, we should just install pymongo because it already comes with bson. See this SO post. We should update requirements.py to ensure we install only pymongo and the latest version; doing so will ensure that tests can be run.
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How Has This Been Tested?
Python 3.8.10
Centos 7.0
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Description
Current mongo-related dependencies prevent test from running because our setup.py installs both bson and pymongo. Doing creates an import error when running the mongoutils tests. Instead, we should just install pymongo because it already comes with bson. See this SO post. We should update requirements.py to ensure we install only pymongo and the latest version; doing so will ensure that tests can be run.
Type of change
How Has This Been Tested?
6 passed in 102.04s (0:01:42)Checklist: