Closed yurivict closed 2 years ago
@yurivict Thanks, but I'm not sure we're going to act on this. We don't really promise that a) all tests will always pass on all platforms and contexts, or that b) we view such failures as "actionable". Specifically, we do not test with FreeBSD and do not intend to do so. Tests are targeted for our CI systems and used so that we have confidence that we have not broken expected behavior during development. While the results of running tests on other platforms are interesting, they are not necessarily something that we will address.
Do these failures present a problem for you? If so, can you explain what that problem is?
No, I just ran them once and 2 of them failed.
the first failure is fixed already in 753db613be7641a62244f0451ee641a1d74bf244 ; it turns out that with some change in SciPy the fit converges quicker than before and that's where the failure originated from.
The second one I already marked as "flaky" in 58919491afca59aaebaf90c36890e0451a8fef19 to try and avoid these failures; it should really be able to run within the time unless the hardware is really old...
@reneeotten thanks, yeah to me this says "lmfit runs fine of FreeBSD even though we don't test it". So, thanks @yurivict but there is no further action needed here.
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A Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example
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1.0.3
Python-3.9 FreeBSD 13.1