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Update nose-style test for pytest 8 support #146
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Pytest 8 dropped support for nose style tests, which rely on module level functions named "setup". These tests can be migrated to pytest style tests by renaming the setup functions to "setup_module".
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I ran into this issue in Ubuntu here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/python-dtcwt/+bug/2068558 Also, this patch in isolation won't help with python3.12 / pytest 8 compatibility. There are also some numpy related patches (two at the time of writing this) that need to be forwarded here: https://udd.debian.org/patches.cgi?src=python-dtcwt&version=0.12.0-5 |
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Pytest 8 dropped support for nose style tests, which rely on module level functions named "setup". These tests can be migrated to pytest style tests by renaming the setup functions to "setup_module".