Assert tests #310
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assert that a derivative test passed (instead of returning true or false). This plays better with pytest
Altenative use that will play nicely with pytest parameterized tests.
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Changes check_derivative function to use assertions instead of returning True or False if the test passed or failed.
Will now raise an AssertionError if the tests fails, or return True if the test passed.
Also adds an
assert_expected_ordertest function that doesn't use theOrderTestclass. This is simpler to use withpytests's parameterized tests.