test: Add skipif decorator to handle CGEMS directory access (issue #336)
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This update introduces the `skipif` decorator in the test to ensure that if the user does not have access to the CGEMS_QC_DIR, the test will be skipped instead of failing.
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skipif decorator to handle CGEMS directory accessskipif decorator to handle CGEMS directory access (issue #336)
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What
This PR updates the unit test
test_get_cgems_production_run_dirintests/cli/test_config.pyby adding askipifdecorator. This decorator allows the test to be skipped ifCGEMS_QC_DIRis inaccessible.Why
When
CGEMS_QC_DIRis unavailable (due to permission issues or running the test on a machine without access), thetest_get_cgems_production_run_dirfails. Skipping the test in such scenarios avoids misleading failures. The test itself focuses on the function's functionality, not external directory access.Fixes #336