Port test_grib_load_translations from iris #191
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pp-mo
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I definitely agree with this! |
lbdreyer
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| # Add edition-dependent settings. | ||
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Arguably you could edit this... but I don't think we need to worry about that right now
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The way this is written, it still suggests that you can control what you get depending on what edition you supply to _init_minimal_message ,when that's not quite true anymore. But you do assert the edition is 1 later on.
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Overall I'm happy with this. I'll merge... |
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Tests ported from
iris.tests.test_grib_load_translations.Renamed and slightly simplified, as this (now) only tests the old GRIB-1 mechanisms.
A case could be made for combining this with the existing "sister" testcode
iris_grib.tests.unit.grib1_load_rules.test_grib1_convert, and unifying the approaches.But for GRIB1 I think this is strictly not worth it.
Maybe when we port GRIB1 to the new "strict" loader code ?