fix: clone command in test_trtools.sh testing script
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Co-authored-by: Arya Massarat <[email protected]>
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This fixes a mistake I made in b23fa56 (in PR #202). I forgot to clone into the current directory and only realized when the bioconda test failed in bioconda/bioconda-recipes#45894 (comment). We managed to patch the bioconda recipe, but anyone who tries to run the
test_trtools.shscript after installing TRTools 6.0.0 with pip will still run into an error. This PR fixes that error for the next release of TRTools.Update (2/20): I also added commit 37c75bb to ensure the
test_trtools.shscript can be executed locally in a development installation of TRTools. Of course, this should only be used to test that thetest_trtools.shscript itself is working. It won't actually test TRTools properly because it will use an outdated version of our test and data files.