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Skip shallow water on the sphere test on Github to avoid segfault. #736

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@ketch ketch commented Oct 17, 2024

This is hopefully temporary, and will allow us to get coverage working again. Coverage currently doesn't work because this test crashes the whole process. See #735.

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ketch commented Oct 17, 2024

I'm going to go ahead and merge this since the tests pass, so that we can continue work on #735.

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pavelkomarov commented Oct 17, 2024

Why when I run locally do I not have a shallow water segfault, but I do get a failure on one the advection tests?

FAILED examples/advection_1d_variable/test_variable_coefficient_advection.py::TestAdvectionVarCoeff1D::test_sharpclaw_custom_time_integrator - AssertionError: Failed for SSP33

Are these tests just numerically brittle or something? They should be robust to different systems/environments. I think this merits its own issue, if one doesn't already exist for this problem.

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