Logan Sorenson wrote:
you are absolutely correct, I have found that interaction too - it is already fixed.
Wow, that's fast!
You were lucky that the bug did show on my laptop...
Look into sfepy/base/base.py at import_file() to see how to force a module reload.
Ok, this is interesting. I was not aware of the reload function. That looks pretty simple then. I did a git pull and a make and now all tests pass!
Great!
This bug was rather tedious to track down on my slow old laptop - I even updated runTests.py to be able to run several selected tests together.
I ended up removing tests one by one from a copy of the tests directory to isolate the problem. This seems much better! :)
I was too lazy to copy the files, so I changed a few lines of the testing script instead :)
Thanks for pointing this out, as the bug did not manifest on my main computer.
No problem, glad to help out where I can. Thanks for the great software and all your effort!
It's always good to hear that our software may be useful, thanks for such kind words.
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