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pytest-plt dumps the current figure into a pickle file when saveas ends with ".pickle".
Save pickled figures
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Hi @joniemi. Thanks for your contribution! I believe this could be useful to others. Can you please sign the contributor's agreement by making a PR to add your name to this list (the source file is here)? |
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@joniemi Sorry, never mind! I was incorrect. Since this repo is under an open-source license, you don't need to sign the contributor's agreement. |
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When testing complex data, I find it helpful to navigate the produced figures using pyplot's interactive GUI interface. This pull request implements this feature by giving the option of storing figures in pickle files which can be loaded later for inspection. The option is triggered if a user defines an output filename with a ".pickle" suffix.
Would this feature be useful for a wider public?
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