feat: Set up comprehensive Python testing infrastructure #5
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Set up Python Testing Infrastructure
Summary
This PR establishes a comprehensive testing infrastructure for the Co^2L (Contrastive Continual Learning) project using Poetry as the package manager and pytest as the testing framework.
Changes Made
Package Management
pyproject.tomlwith Poetry configurationtorch,torchvision,numpy,scipy,pillowtensorboard-loggerpytest,pytest-cov,pytest-mockTesting Configuration
pytest Configuration: Comprehensive pytest setup in
pyproject.tomlwith:test_*.pyand*_test.pyfilesunit,integration,slowCoverage Settings: Configured to:
Directory Structure
Shared Fixtures (tests/conftest.py)
Comprehensive fixtures tailored for ML/continual learning testing:
temp_dir- Temporary directories for test filesmock_args- Mock command-line argumentssample_tensor,sample_labels- Sample data for testingmock_model,mock_optimizer- Mock ML componentssample_memory_buffer- Mock continual learning memoryset_random_seeds- Ensure reproducible testsDevelopment Environment
.gitignore: Added entries for testing artifacts, Python cache files, ML model files, and development toolsRunning Tests
After this PR, you can run tests using:
Coverage Reporting
Coverage reports are generated in multiple formats:
htmlcov/directorycoverage.xmlValidation
All infrastructure components have been validated:
Next Steps
This infrastructure is now ready for developers to write comprehensive tests for:
util.py)datasets.py)networks/)losses_negative_only.py)main*.py)The setup provides everything needed for test-driven development and maintaining high code quality standards.
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