[WIP] Add github actions to run test and publish to pypi #72
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* Skips were added to the tests relying on the mannheim drugbank sparql endpoint. * Updated ttl urls to the fhir examples. * Updated cli help file. * Update json-ld text used in the schemaorg tests.
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I have fixed some of the tests that were failing:
Now just two tests from the ShEx test manifest should be failing. |
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I have made some changes and now the n3 mapper test files are created before running the tests. Currently 3 tests are failing related to the shextest manifest, since a couple of tests from the manifest are failing. However, the actions are now ready to go. Tests will now be run on new pushes to master and pull requests. |
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I have updated 3 GitHub actions files to run automatically the following tasks:
These actions are based on the ones from biolinkml with some minor modifications.
We still need to create a token with PyPi and write it to the secret keys of this repo.
Also, some of the tests are currently failing. For example, the test_fhir.py test in test_issues uses a turtle file (http://build.fhir.org/observation-example-haplotype2.ttl) which is not found on the server. There are some other tests that we need to take a look into.