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Running make will delete a committed file tests/notebook/Islands Tests.ipynb. Would it be possible to replace this file at the end of the test, or test deletion using a copy? The benefit would be keeping a clean git checkout.
% make
(...)
% git status
D "tests/notebook/Islands Tests.ipynb"
?? tests/notebook/Untitled0.ipynb
?? tests/notebook/Untitled1.ipynb
?? tests/notebook/Untitled2.ipynb
?? tests/notebook/Untitled3.ipynb
?? tests/notebook/Untitled4.ipynb
?? tests/notebook/Untitled5.ipynb
?? tests/notebook/Untitled6.ipynb
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That test file isn't used for anything, so I have deleted it. Almost all of my development work is on Windows, so I rarely use make. I tried committing a small change to delete the ipynb files when calling make clean. Let me know if that is the behavior you are hoping for.
Running make will delete a committed file tests/notebook/Islands Tests.ipynb. Would it be possible to replace this file at the end of the test, or test deletion using a copy? The benefit would be keeping a clean git checkout.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: