✅ Add __init__.py files to fix test suite
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In fact, perhaps we should consider extending the test suite to run on a grid, including |
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Awesome! 🚀 Yes, it would be great to run tests on Windows and MacOS, would you like to add that? 🙏 |
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When running the test suite locally (both from the IDE as from Git Bash on Windows), I get a failure on
tests/test_tutorial/test_subcommands/both fortest_tutorial001.pyas well astest_tutorial003.pybecause theimport itemsstatement fails. The reason why it fails is because a__init__.pyfile is missing in the originaldocs_srcmodule. Even though the CI here doesn't seem to be impacted, I think we might as well add the proper__init__.pyfiles.