don't separately test initialize(); allow testing even if initial value of array is NaN #5
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Re-ordered text around the non-testing of test_get_value(self) [Purely cosmetic]
Removed the test of initialize() because this is done in the setup before every test. And it was failing when I wasn't passing a config file to the routine because I was testing a BMI routine that could use, but didn't need, a specified config file
In order to test get/set at indices, bmi-tester gets an array's values, increments the first value, and set's the first indices to that value. But I had initialized the arrays to NaN -- actually np.nan -- so the increment operation was causing an error. I import the math module to get access to math.isnan() so I can check for this condition and instead use the value "1" as the value that gets used in set_value_at_indices().