Re: Test file
Hi Saira,
On Tue, Jun 25, 2019 at 04:49:53PM +0100, Saira Hussain wrote:
> >
> > Definitely not. You should not even run that script *inside*
> > run-unit-tests. Your script to fetch that data file has the only
> > purpose to *document* how that data file was obtained. It is now
> > provided inside the debian/ dir and there is no point in re-getting it
> > over and over. The run-unit-tests script should just refer to this date
> > file inside the file system.
> >
> Now I understand! I mis-interpreted the verb document :) I thought you mean
> the action of running this script is defined as the documentation! Thanks
> for clearing this up, now it makes sense again!
Good!
> (Meanwhile I was hacking away and added python3-pip in the debian/control
> but don't worry, I am going to revert those changes!
Just for the educational purpose I need to clarify one thing: python3-pip
would have been the wrong dependency anyway. Using pip you download *not*
*yet* packaged Python modules. However, BioPython is packaged and thus
(if at all) the correct dependency would have been python3-biopython.
Kind regards
Andreas.
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