Fix pytest collection warnings for Test-prefixed model/class names - #11
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TestResult and TestPrioritizer are not test classes but pytest tries to collect them because of the Test prefix, emitting a warning for every test module that imports them. Mark both with __test__ = False.
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Closes #10
TestResult(src/aastf/models/result.py) andTestPrioritizer(src/aastf/cost_scheduler.py) are not test classes, but pytest tries
to collect them because their names start with
Test, emitting acollection warning for every test module that imports them (9 warnings
total in the current suite).
Adding
__test__ = Falseto both classes tells pytest to skip them.Verified: