Move test data out of MNE package
See original GitHub issueI think it would be nice if we moved all test data out of mne.io
and integrated them into mne.datasets.testing
instead. Currently, the following subfolders of mne/io
contain test files:
- brainvision/tests/data (1.1 MB)
- bti/tests/data (3.1 MB)
- edf/tests/data (3.1 MB)
- egi/tests/data (0.3 MB)
- kit/tests/data (5.1 MB)
- nicolet/tests/data (0.03 MB)
- tests/data (64.2 MB)
This would reduce the package size by 76.9 MB.
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that’s not enough for a GSOC. It’s a day of work. But it still needs a volunteer…
This sounds almost like a threat 😄 - luckily it’s not that urgent since I now know how to make it work if I only want to run a test with a single file.