Fixes integrated tests for alt and economy

[colin99d]

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Fixes integrated tests in alt and economy.

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[montezdesousa]

@colin99d I'm getting this behavior when -st is included. I believe -st was a deprecated flag to store the dataset, I don't see it in the help doc anymore. This is one of the integration tests, that's why I saw it. It's being catch by your try but the warning should not be related to dates.

[colin99d]

@colin99d I'm getting this behavior when -st is included. I believe -st was a deprecated flag to store the dataset, I don't see it in the help doc anymore. This is one of the integration tests, that's why I saw it. It's being catch by your try but the warning should not be related to dates.

I think this is the desired behavior. Since the parser gets an argument of -s=t, then it cannot process that. While a proper date is sent, there is no way for argparse to know that, so instead of having it throw an error I print a warning.

[montezdesousa]

@colin99d I'm getting this behavior when -st is included. I believe -st was a deprecated flag to store the dataset, I don't see it in the help doc anymore. This is one of the integration tests, that's why I saw it. It's being catch by your try but the warning should not be related to dates.

I think this is the desired behavior. Since the parser gets an argument of -s=t, then it cannot process that. While a proper date is sent, there is no way for argparse to know that, so instead of having it throw an error I print a warning.

Ok got it!