Closed robfairh closed 3 years ago
I have also run ./run_tests -j4 --heavy
and the output is the following:
pre.pre_loop ......................................................................................... RUNNING
twod_axi_coupled.coupled ............................................................................. RUNNING
pre.pre_loop ................................................................................... [FINISHED] OK
pre.pre_loop_ins ..................................................................................... RUNNING
twod_axi_coupled.coupled ....................................................................... [FINISHED] OK
pre.pre_loop_ins ............................................................................... [FINISHED] OK
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Ran 3 tests in 186.7 seconds.
3 passed, 0 skipped, 0 pending, 0 failed
~~I guess this partially solves #152. Maybe removing these lines would finish solving it? @smpark7 thoughts?~~
Maybe I should make sure which version of moose I actually have on my machine.
Yeah, I have:
moose-libmesh 2020.11.04 build_0 https://mooseframework.org/conda/moose
moose-tools 2020.04.13 py37h734910c_0 https://mooseframework.org/conda/moose
Well, it seems like the tests pass on CIVET now. The error comes on the unit tests.
@smpark7 Done!
Fixes #150.
Running
./run_tests -j4 --error-deprecated
yields the following output:Some of the files where I changed
D_name
bydiffusivity
are not included in the tests, but I updated them anyway to be consistent.