test_data: fix faulty patch#476
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I've been seeing intermittent failures of this test, and I tracked it down to something to do with`test_features.py`: running this test after `test_features.py` causes the failure, but the inverse does not. This fixed patch ensures that the test will pass regardless of ordering.
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FYI, I was able to reproduce this by running: and seeing it fail. Running it with the parameters in the opposite order passes. |
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I've been seeing intermittent failures of this test, and I tracked it
down to something to do with
test_features.py: running this test aftertest_features.pycauses the failure, but the inverse does not.This fixed patch ensures that the test will pass regardless of ordering.