Lots of files changed in this PR, limited to files in the tests/ folder. The primary goal was to get rid of all the old JSON fixture tests, and instead use the "expected" fixtures, or make assertions directly in the test file.
Some abbreviated XML fixtures are added to the tests/fixtures/ folder which have only parts of the kitchen sink XML file, which speeds up test runs and may make it easier to understand some test cases.
In addition, I noticed test_raw_parser.py was relatively slow, and I was able to speed it up by caching some of the soup parsed from XML files so it can be used in multiple tests.
Overall, test coverage remains the same, and running the tests for me has been reduced from 140 seconds originally down to 40 seconds now.
Bumping the version number from 0.9.0 to 0.9.1, because there are no enhancements or changes to the main library modules.
Re issue https://github.com/elifesciences/elife-tools/issues/311
Lots of files changed in this PR, limited to files in the
tests/folder. The primary goal was to get rid of all the old JSON fixture tests, and instead use the "expected" fixtures, or make assertions directly in the test file.Some abbreviated XML fixtures are added to the
tests/fixtures/folder which have only parts of the kitchen sink XML file, which speeds up test runs and may make it easier to understand some test cases.In addition, I noticed
test_raw_parser.pywas relatively slow, and I was able to speed it up by caching some of the soup parsed from XML files so it can be used in multiple tests.Overall, test coverage remains the same, and running the tests for me has been reduced from 140 seconds originally down to 40 seconds now.
Bumping the version number from
0.9.0to0.9.1, because there are no enhancements or changes to the main library modules.