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#279 Made the nodebook testing running on SaaS [run-notebook-tests] #281

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@ahsimb ahsimb commented Jun 4, 2024

closes #279

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I suggest using xfail with a reason. This is usually the safest strategy for adding tests for unimplemented things. Additionally, once implemented, the failure of xfail will indicate that the test should now be "enabled".

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With xfail the test still runs, which I don't want because it takes a long time.

@ahsimb ahsimb merged commit 941c0a1 into main Jun 12, 2024
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Create a SaaS version of the notebook tests
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