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Use hash of test files instead of unique ID - #102
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LGTM. I suppose the failing Python test is not caused by this PR?
Unique ID does not change when content of file changes, unlike the hash. Using the hash is more robust as it allows several versions or branches of PCT to use their own test files.
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It was, I had completely messed up the test data last week. I fixed it now! |
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Unique ID does not change when content of file changes, unlike the hash. Using the hash is more robust as it allows several versions or branches of PCT to use their own test files.