Regression test#48
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Added suggested changes to the test_regression.py file. Testing in Windows 11 throws an encoding error, which is resolved by specifying UTF-8. Looks good with this change however.
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@Thomas-Rowlands I've updated it to specify utf-8 encoding. Can you approve this PR to run workflows so that we can see if the test is passing? |
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This PR adds a regression test that can be run with
pytestThe data used for this test is the Open Access publication describing this software: https://doi.org/10.3389/fdgth.2022.788124 - it is Creative Commons licensed and the html used for the test includes the Creative Commons license text inside it, which automatically makes it comply with the license, as far as I can tell.