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Use vendored check_figures_equal decorator function #579

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weiji14 opened this issue Sep 4, 2020 · 1 comment
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Use vendored check_figures_equal decorator function #579

weiji14 opened this issue Sep 4, 2020 · 1 comment
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weiji14 commented Sep 4, 2020

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This is a medium to long term maintenance issue with the check_figures_equal function at pygmt/helpers/testing.py, which is pretty much an exact copy of matplotlib's check_figures_equal function. Ideally, we would just use a vendored function from matplotlib or pytest-mpl instead of writing our own.

Yes, which was partly why I opened up the issue at matplotlib/pytest-mpl#94, to get all of that pytest-mpl goodness (e.g. not having a hardcoded result_dir). I'll try to make a Pull Request to pytest-mpl for that, so we can just use a proper @pytest.mark.mpl_check_equal decorator in the future (will open a new issue after this one is merged). For now though, since we don't have many tests using check_figures_equal yet, we can probably just leave it like so.

Originally posted by @weiji14 in #555 (comment)

Are you willing to help implement and maintain this feature? Yes, PR in the works at matplotlib/pytest-mpl#95.

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@weiji14 It looks like Option 2 at over your pytest-mpl pull request is the same syntax as what we currently use for @check_figures_equal. Assuming your pull request is merged, would the only real change for PyGMT tests be different import statements to use the decorator?

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