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Why are there failures in the test_compatible_data tests? #1823
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It looks like these parameters are no longer "active" under the new current law. In order for the tests to pass, baseline changes have to be made here in order to activate these parameters. For example, |
@MattHJensen said:
Thanks for the explanation. Do you want to make those changes in a new pull request? |
Coming soon. |
Pull request #1614 was recently merged into the master branch and its
test_compatible_data.py
code has been revised in pull request #1822 to be more consistent with the new policy regime that has been in thecurrent_law_policy.py
file since the merge of pull request #1803.Because of the complexity of test_compatible_data and the scale of changes in what is now current-law policy, there are 7 (out of 45 pre_release tests) failures after #1822. The 11 parameters that failed test_compatible_data are as follows:
As you can see, all eleven failing policy parameters have to do with itemized deductions, the rules for which have changed substantially with the passage of TCJA.
I'm not sure how to make these test failures go away. I don't know if the compatible_data field values in the
current_law_policy.json
file need to be changed or if the code in thetest_compatible_data.py
file needs to be changed or if there are other problems. Any help would be appreciated.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: