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Use CI test script for off-line tests. #45

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Currently, the CI tests and the off-line tests use different python scripts. This request simplifies the approach by changing the off-line tests instructions so that they use the script cosp2_test_01.py, use by the CI tests. This only involves changing the instructions and removing the old script and reference files. It also modifies cosp2_test_01.py to make the error/success messages colour-coded. This pull request addresses issue #43.

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@alejandrobodas Thanks for doing this. Just one comment - "cosp2_test_01" is sort of an obscure name for the testing script. "compare_to_reference?" We'd be better off, I think, being a bit more clear.

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PS "compare_to_reference" is a name I use but it's a very mild suggestion, if you have another name you like better .

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@alejandrobodas Thanks a lot, this seems perfect. I encourage you to merge onto master and close #43

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@RobertPincus Thanks for the quick review.

@alejandrobodas alejandrobodas deleted the use_ci_test_script branch May 12, 2020 15:19
dustinswales pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 3, 2020
Use CI test script for off-line tests.
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Python test script does not note occurrence of outputs that are not in the test dataset (Version check?)
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