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Caching of files for testing with remote_data
See original GitHub issueOur test suite is very extensive, which also means it takes so long that running all tests is longer compatible with development. Fortunately, -P <something> really helps. But one thing that still is very painful is having to run remote-data tests, especially those that download large files, like the solar system ephemeris. Would it be possible to have a system where the download cache is shared between pytest invocations? Or perhaps is this possible already?
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I was actually wondering more about how to do it on my own machine, e.g., if I’m running
pytest -P coordinates --remote-data=anymultiple times.Yes, sorry, I would say this is a duplicate of #8748 and #9557. I guess this is now just a reminder that it would be useful to solve those…