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Add check if round_to_3_sig_figures produces a reasonable output. Pytest tests added.
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@christopherwallis, there are conflicts on this really old PR now, and I believe @John2202W has done some work in this space. Between the two of you, can we decide if this PR should be closed or correct the conflicts? |
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In PR 146 the user checks will have an extra argument to overwrite/disable the default formatting now. It'd be worth still adding in pytests for time comparisons |
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@christopherwallis can make the necessary changes to this PR (I'm assuming just the tests for time checks based on @John2202W 's response) so that it can be merged? |
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Add check to round_to_3_sig_figures function in fixate\ui_cmdline\cmd_line.py
Checks that output of conversion to 3 sig figs matches expected using math.isclose.
Pytests added in test_checks for testing the output formatting and confirming some other check functions.