Running Pytest with windows generates an error. The second tests of the runner causes an assertion error.
Running the same file in Linux doesn´t cause problems.
Idea was that the fmu might be different. The test.fmu which is used for linux is the grid.network from april 20th, 2020.
I restored the grid.mo of this date, created a new test.fmu, and ran it, same error as the original one. Daniel did the same on his Linux, no errors.
And now the interesting part: using the actual grid.mo from the dev to create the test.fmu causes 5 errors (runner and modelica) ob windows, doing the same on Daniels linux machine doesn´t cause an error at all.
The differences between the OS seem to be larger than we expected...
Running Pytest with windows generates an error. The second tests of the runner causes an assertion error. Running the same file in Linux doesn´t cause problems.
Idea was that the fmu might be different. The test.fmu which is used for linux is the grid.network from april 20th, 2020.
I restored the grid.mo of this date, created a new test.fmu, and ran it, same error as the original one. Daniel did the same on his Linux, no errors.
And now the interesting part: using the actual grid.mo from the dev to create the test.fmu causes 5 errors (runner and modelica) ob windows, doing the same on Daniels linux machine doesn´t cause an error at all.
The differences between the OS seem to be larger than we expected...