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ulupo avatar ulupo commented on June 2, 2024

Thanks for the report! Are you running these tests from inside a clone of the repository?

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ulupo avatar ulupo commented on June 2, 2024

I think it would help if we knew what sort of interaction with pyflagser you are looking for. Are you wishing to be just a user of the package? Or a developer? Since you are installing from PyPI, you are effectively choosing a user install. As such, why are you interested in running the unit test suite on the package?

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OswArti avatar OswArti commented on June 2, 2024

I installed it because it is needed for the giotto-tda library. I am doing some research on functional networks of the human brain using TDA, hence I would like to use giotto-tda for my research.

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ulupo avatar ulupo commented on June 2, 2024

Thanks for the info! It looks like you don't wish to be a developer (i.e. to edit the pyflagser source code), but just a user. In this case, you correctly installed pyflagser from PyPI. However, I suspect you also cloned the repo (i.e. you ran git clone https://github.com/giotto-ai/pyflagser.git). Can you confirm? If so, I would strongly advise against that, as it can only cause confusion. I would thus recommend deleting your cloned repo.

Ultimately, the problem is that you have performed a user install but are trying to run unit tests as if you had a developer install. The commands for running unit tests would be different (and somewhat more complicated) for a user install (PyPI) as yours. I can help with that if you really wish to run these tests. However, let me say that running unit tests as a user is somewhat pointless: we test the source code comprehensively in our CI, so there is basically no doubt those unit tests would pass with your user install. (Designing and) running unit tests is usually an activity reserved to those who wish to develop.

TL;DR: Your installation is almost surely fine. You have a user install so don't bother with running unit tests unless you have a specific reason for doing so.

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