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Clean up test files: VASP inputs #3674
Clean up test files: VASP inputs #3674
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Meanwhile I noticed some input files are compressed for example: pymatgen/tests/io/lobster/test_inputs.py Lines 1653 to 1661 in 8c5829b
I didn't see much point in compressing these small and "human-oriented" inputs files ( |
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This reverts commit ad354fc.
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Should be good for review now @janosh. Thanks a ton for your time and let me know if you want any more changes. |
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thanks, great work as usual! 👍
Thanks for reviewing @janosh . Meanwhile I might need some of your advice on the third episode, where I plan to collect all those randomly scattered VASP directories in test files together. As such it seems we would have two options:
vasp
├── inputs
├── outputs
├── vasp_dir_0
└── vasp_dir_1 This could prevent the test directory being too deeply nested, but would potentially bury the important
vasp
├── inputs
├── outputs
└── vasp_project
├── vasp_dir_0
└── vasp_dir_1 I would personally prefer the 2nd. What do you think? |
i think both options are fine. if we go with option 2, |
Clean up test files: VASP inputs
The second episode of cleaning up test files: VASP inputs, relocate VASP input files to a dedicated dir (
vasp/inputs
), following #3653.TODOs
INCAR
: 2ebe592KPOINTS
: c11758aPOSCAR
: 00f1bebPOTCAR
: 090f847feff
test files: 831c643