Use hypothesis for tests #11
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Thanks for the PR. I think this is an interesting idea, but feel it's perhaps best placed on hold until there are some actual use cases/implementations about which the merits of such an approach can be discussed? |
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Sure! I sent it even though there was only one simple test to serve as an idea and a reference, instead of coming back to the repository when there are a thousand tests and having to migrate them all :) |
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@stuartarchibald do you think it might be time to pick this up again? |
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A humble proposal to use Hypothesis for the tests. It will likely make them more robust, and going forward help the developers catch corner cases (like
np.nan,np.inf, etc).