Add an import-only test matrix entry
See original GitHub issue#7932 / #7938 are about a subtle bug that came from accidentally implicitly creating a pytest dependency. Currently the test suite misses that case because the tests require pytest, so you can’t get around installing pytest.
But one could imagine a fairly simple script that installs numpy, cython, and jinja, builds, and imports astropy
and all the sub-packages without running any tests. That wouldn’t add too much time and would catch any “implcit dependency” problems a PR might introduce…
I think I may have seen this idea years back and its conceivable there’s a duplicate issue about this before… But I couldn’t find it.
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I agree with this PR and think it’s the right thing to do. We should probably strive to be purists about our dependencies. 👼
On the other hand, part of me wonders what’s so bad about having
pytest
as a runtime dependency if we just declare it as such insetup.py
? 😈Maybe related to #10246