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Iris tests need a stable array print format when comparing text results:
in doctests, and
within assertCML testing.
This caused considerable difficulties when adding Matplotlib 2 support.
See : #3019 (comment)
Recently this happens again, since numpy 1.15 (?probably).
We now have different printouts in Python 2 and Python 3.
See : #3134
N.B. I think this does not relate to use of the 'legacy' option, As this only has effect in printing Iris objects. Whereas, the docstring incompatibility encountered in #3134, e.g. between travis test 8514.7 and 8514.8 here, happens when just printing arrays.
TODO:
see if there is anything better we can do here
see if this is a mistake in numpy, or if they just don't care about this kind of difference
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Iris tests need a stable array print format when comparing text results:
This caused considerable difficulties when adding Matplotlib 2 support.
See : #3019 (comment)
Recently this happens again, since numpy 1.15 (?probably).
We now have different printouts in Python 2 and Python 3.
See : #3134
N.B. I think this does not relate to use of the 'legacy' option, As this only has effect in printing Iris objects. Whereas, the docstring incompatibility encountered in #3134, e.g. between travis test 8514.7 and 8514.8 here, happens when just printing arrays.
TODO:
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