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Numerous fails in pygmt.test() #367
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The failures are due to the generated images being slightly different to the baseline images, which guards us from possible regressions/changes to libraries upstream. It's not a major major issue, but I thought I've fixed them recently in #352, though I was using Linux and maybe there's some differences between Linux and MacOS? There have been some recent updates to the earth relief grids and you might need to clear the cache using I see you're using GMT6.0.0, but could you try to find out what version of |
I tried I'm working off of the last commit on master. |
Could you try to find a good example of the failed images under |
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Could you post your ghostscript version using |
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Version 9.50 aye, right, I think they're trying to get it to work upstream at GenericMappingTools/gmt#1993... |
GenericMappingTools/gmt#1993 is trying to include the gs 9.50 into the macOS bundle. It's not related to this issue. |
FYI, the earth_relief_xxy grids have all changed (except 01s, 03s) so if your originals predate the new releases then new original plots are needed. |
@MarkWieczorek, could you try again with |
Ignoring the figures, I now only get one failure:
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Ok, I think that's related with your issue at #365 |
If I set |
Happy to close this then? |
Sure, but perhaps you should make |
gmt version = 6.0.0
platform = macOS
In attempting to run the
pygmt.test()
suite, numerous tests fail. Here is the entire output.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: