Skip failing SRML tests #1921
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+1 from me to skip these tests until the website comes back. I think we (mostly Adam) are in enough contact with Josh at SRML that we will hear when the website is back up and we can reinstate these tests.
Thanks @AdamRJensen! This will save many CI hours.
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remote-data) and Milestone are assigned to the Pull Request and linked Issue.The remote data tests in iotools/test_srml.py have been failing for a while. However, the tests first fail after running for a very long time (hours?) which makes testing difficult. The reason is that the SRML website is currently undergoing maintenance - it's unknown when it will be back up and running.
Thus, as a temporary solution, I suggest we mark the remote data SRML tests with
@pytest.mark.skipand create an issue as a reminder to re-enable these tests when the SRML website comes back online.