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…nan since nan!= nan. Adding it in the allclose() call
- Inline test strings now add import statements at top of test - Created 2 tests for import functionality (one with standard import, one with from import, both with aliases) - Added meeting notes from 10-31
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Thanks for your contribution, @hanse7962. Can you please fix the CI build, before we can take a look? |
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Sure thing. I'll take a look and update the request once it's fixed. |
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Don't worry @owolabileg, I'm on top of this project (which just started not long ago). We will implement more stuff and polish the code before calling for a broader code review. We're just trying to get the CI tests running as a signal through this PR. |
Apparently, they are incompatible with pre Python 3.10
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Inline tests support imported libraries.