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adding pylint.yml and pytest workflows #1
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edwardhartnett
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adding pylint.yml
adding pylint.yml and pytest workflows
Sep 4, 2024
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Adding pylint workflow, which is failing because pylint detects many problems in the repo python code.
Also added pytest workflow, and a sample test. Pytest looks for tests and runs them, in this PR it finds the sample test and runs it, giving use a green checkmark. ;-)
So once this is merged, the game is to start adding tests for the python code, and as functions are brought under testing, fix the warnings. (I will add a code coverage report so you can see what code is tested...)
Part of NOAA-EMC#456 and NOAA-EMC#453.