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Remove remaining scda
usage, update to testthat v3.0
#732
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Unit Test Performance DifferenceAdditional test case details
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thanks a lot @edelarua , looks really good. I will take another closer look later.
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A few comments from me
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Thank you Emily for all the work! I am only a bit unsure if changing everything into e3 is in scope for this issue and PR. Also, it seems to me that a lot of the expected is built here around alternative ways to produce the same result which is valuable information. Changing it to e3 makes it also difficult to read the scda-related changes
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After our discussion, I reckon that the snapshots and the expected evaluations are both text-based and, therefore, using the first in place of the second makes sense. The code is now much cleaner and the errors/changes will be more readable in the future. It is still a large PR (due to the shift of info from tests to snaps) and it should have been done in a separate PR. Nonetheless, the modifications related to scda were minimal and, therefore the vbump problem is minor. Surely, we should (myself too) try to remember that it is better to do one issue per PR so that vbump can be consulted better. Overall, GREAT job Emily!
@shajoezhu are we good to merge this or do you need time to look it over? |
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looks great! Thanks so much! @edelarua
Closes #709