deepmodeling / dpgen2

2nd generation of the Deep Potential GENerator
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Rename check_examples.py to test_check_examples.py and add existing example JSON files #240

Closed njzjz closed 4 months ago

njzjz commented 4 months ago

It seems that check_examples.py did not run in the CI (?) since the filename doesn't start with test.

The Python unittest module has a different behavior from pytest. Pytest runs all tests regardless of the filename.

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Walkthrough ## Walkthrough This update introduces new test input files for the `calypso`, `water`, and `ch4` examples within the test suite. These additions help to expand and verify the suite's coverage, ensuring robust testing scenarios for a broader range of examples. ## Changes | File | Change Summary | |-------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------| | tests/test_check_examples.py | Added new test input files for `calypso`, `water`, and `ch4`. | ## Sequence Diagram(s) These changes primarily add new test inputs and do not alter the control flow or introduce new features, so a sequence diagram is not necessary for understanding the modifications.

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zjgemi commented 4 months ago

Is it necessary to add existing example JSON files to this test in this PR?

njzjz commented 4 months ago

Is it necessary to add existing example JSON files to this test in this PR?

Which one is new?

zjgemi commented 4 months ago

Is it necessary to add existing example JSON files to this test in this PR?

Which one is new?

calyspo/input.test.json water/input_distill.json water/input_dpgen.json water/input_multitask.json