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def test_pickled_pipeline_preserves_threshold(
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Can we add some of this logic to test_serialization_protocol or test_load_pickled_pipeline_with_custom_objective instead?

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@freddyaboulton both of those tests seem to use cloudpickle, but I wanted to use pickle. Would it be better to edit those tests to include my pickle test, or leave the test as is?

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Got it, I see! I wonder if it's possible to merge the tests. We could have a different test fixture than pickled_pipeline_path that uses pickle instead of cloudpickle and move some of the logic from this test in to test_load_pickled_pipeline_with_custom_objective.

Up to you though. If it's better to keep the tests separate, I'm down for it but maybe let's move this test next to test_load_pickled_pipeline_with_custom_objective so that the pickling tests are at least grouped.

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Looks good to me @bchen1116 ! Left a non-blocking suggestion for how to organize these tests.

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Got it, I see! I wonder if it's possible to merge the tests. We could have a different test fixture than pickled_pipeline_path that uses pickle instead of cloudpickle and move some of the logic from this test in to test_load_pickled_pipeline_with_custom_objective.

Up to you though. If it's better to keep the tests separate, I'm down for it but maybe let's move this test next to test_load_pickled_pipeline_with_custom_objective so that the pickling tests are at least grouped.

@bchen1116 bchen1116 merged commit 42dec60 into main Nov 9, 2021
@freddyaboulton freddyaboulton deleted the bc_pickle_threshold branch May 13, 2022 15:03
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