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Persistence test ignore range #857

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This PR updates the persistence test to have a new keyword to allow ignoring the results of the test when the data values fall within a range of values. There are known times when values will fail the persistence test but there is not issue. e.g. weather station during a rain event has RH at 100%.

  • [X ] Tests added
  • [ X] Documentation reflects changes
  • [ X] PEP8 Standards or use of linter
  • [X ] Xarray Dataset or DataArray variable naming follows 'ds' or 'da' naming

@zssherman zssherman closed this Sep 25, 2024
@zssherman zssherman reopened this Sep 25, 2024
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@kenkehoe Looks like we are getting an assertion error still.

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OK I will look into this and find a solution for the hardware differences.

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Hmm, the windows test failing is interesting, wonder if there was some sort of change to actions for windows builds?

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Error is unrelated to the PR, windows builds are broken for Py-ART as well.

@zssherman zssherman force-pushed the persistence_test_ignore_range branch from 448daa5 to 61ab85c Compare September 26, 2024 17:51
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Once the non windows tests pass, I will work on CI fixes in another PR.

@zssherman zssherman merged commit 42af001 into ARM-DOE:main Sep 26, 2024
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