Only copy source code to test notebook if install URI not supplied#197
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Description of changes:
By default, the integration tests copy the lexical graph source to the test notebook. When the tests run, they use this local version of the toolkit.
With this change, if a
--lexical-graph-installparameter is supplied, the source will not be copied to the notebook. This ensures the tests run against the install supplied in the parameter.For example:
will run tests against the source code copied to the notebook, whereas
will run the tests against the latest version of the toolkit from PyPi.
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