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DM-48197: Add additional efd connection checks to ensure tests only run where they can #288
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python/lsst/cp/pipe/utilsEfd.py
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# Initialize a client. | ||
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self.client = CpEfdClient() | ||
cls.client = CpEfdClient() | ||
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Is this still supposed to give up on any Exception? It appears as if it should run if you can connect to the EFD, no?
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If it can't connect to the EFD with any error it should skip the tests. I'm not sure what your question is here.
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My question would be: why do this at all, and not just use vcr
to test the code exactly the same way, but with no dependency on the EFD at all? That way the tests always do run, and you don't have to ever worry about connections.
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If you're interested I can point you to a working example in summit_utils, it's used in a few places there for exactly this.
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All I meant was that you are raising a RuntimeError
in checkConnection
but here you catch any exception from CpEfdClient.__init__
. But I suppose that's fine since it is reraising and not just continuing.
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Would you prefer that this just check for a RuntimeError?
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Eh, never mind. Maybe reconsider if/when you switch to vcr and maybe it'll just be moot.
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