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Add ontology installation to CI tests #683

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pablo-de-andres opened this issue Aug 6, 2021 · 3 comments
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Add ontology installation to CI tests #683

pablo-de-andres opened this issue Aug 6, 2021 · 3 comments
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ℹ️ best practices pico Issue affecting the PICO ontology installer. 📜 ontology 💉 testing Solving the issue involves creating/modifying unit tests or benchmarks.

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Marketplace's current version of OSP-core used (ce16cb8) fails when trying to install EMMO. This should have been detected automatically by the tests.

I would suggest automatically attempting to install one or two ontologies in the CI to make sure the installation process works as expected

@pablo-de-andres pablo-de-andres added ℹ️ best practices 🚧 installation Issues affecting the package installation. NOT related to the installation of ontologies. 📜 ontology pico Issue affecting the PICO ontology installer. 💉 testing Solving the issue involves creating/modifying unit tests or benchmarks. labels Aug 6, 2021
@kysrpex kysrpex removed the 🚧 installation Issues affecting the package installation. NOT related to the installation of ontologies. label Aug 12, 2021
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kysrpex commented Apr 7, 2022

This should be solved now with test_installation.py, right?

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Does this only test the installation of city, or also all the other included ontologies?

My point was that if we include some popular ontologies for easier installation, we should make sure they can actually be installed.

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kysrpex commented Apr 7, 2022

Does this only test the installation of city, or also all the other included ontologies?

My point was that if we include some popular ontologies for easier installation, we should make sure they can actually be installed.

It does not include the installation of all the other included ontologies, so I will leave this issue open.

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