Add Python CSR wake plotting test. #696
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Remove unnecessary print statements.
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Can you try if the standalone run of the test via |
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Yes, this test passes if I run it locally via pytest, as expected. The saved png files may be deleted on completion--is there a way to run via pytest and also view the generated png files? |
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Good question. I have to google that for pytest. |
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This adds a Python plotting script for the CSR wakefield in tests/python, as a follow-up to PR#627. The original author is
xbojanic.