Add tests to CI

[glenn-jocher]

@kalenmike @hassaanfarooq01 adds tests to CI. All failing currently, same as when I run them locally with pytest tests

@hassaanfarooq01 we need to get to the point where this command passes in the CI (just like I have in ultralytics with pytest tests). You're free to add and call any secrets you need to for this to work correctly.

🛠️ PR Summary

_{Made with ❤️ by Ultralytics Actions}

🌟 Summary

New automated testing across different operating systems and Python versions, updated documentation plugin, and test file reorganization.

📊 Key Changes

• 🧪 Expanded Testing Strategy:
  • Added cross-platform testing on ubuntu-latest, macos-latest, and windows-latest.
  • Included multiple Python versions 3.8 and 3.11 in the test matrix.
  • Implemented Pytest for running tests and Codecov for coverage reporting.
• 📝 Documentation Plugin Update:
  • Updated mkdocs-ultralytics-plugin from version 0.0.40 to 0.0.42.
• 📁 Test File Renaming:
  • Renamed test files for consistency and clarity (e.g., from testCase_dataset.py to test_dataset.py).
• 🚮 Test File Deletion:
  • Removed an unused test file test.py.

🎯 Purpose & Impact

• 🌐 Broader Compatibility Assurance:
  • The inclusion of different operating systems and Python versions ensures compatibility and reliability for a wider range of users.
• 🔍 Improved Test Coverage and Insights:
  • Enhanced testing coverage and integration with Codecov help maintain high code quality and identify potential issues early.
• 📚 Enhanced Documentation:
  • The upgraded plugin provides better support for documentation features like meta descriptions, images, authors, and dates.
• 🧹 Codebase Cleanliness:
  • Renaming and removal of test files increase the readability and maintainability of the test suite, making it easier for developers to navigate and understand.

The changes enhance the developer experience and contribute to the robustness of Ultralytics' software, while end-users can expect more reliable updates and consistent performance across different platforms and Python editions.

[glenn-jocher]

@hassaanfarooq01 I've opened this nearly two months ago and I see no progress here. Why not?

We need tests for this product, it's not acceptable that months after release there is no GitHub CI in place here.

@sergiuwaxmann

[hassaanfarooq01]

@hassaanfarooq01 I've opened this nearly two months ago and I see no progress here. Why not?

We need tests for this product, it's not acceptable that months after release there is no GitHub CI in place here.

@sergiuwaxmann

@glenn-jocher After, we've moved to cloud-based training work and have begun work for cloud training

[glenn-jocher]

@sergiuwaxmann @yogendrasinghx closing this PR in favor of #116