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Fix multi-video serialization in SLP #72
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- sleap_io/io/slp.py (1 hunks)
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- sleap_io/io/slp.py
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tests/io/test_slp.py (1)
- 110-115: The addition of a test case that doubles the videos and writes them to a new file is a good way to test the serialization of multiple videos. However, it's important to ensure that the doubling of videos is intentional and correctly represents a real-world scenario for the SLEAP framework. If this is a valid test case, the assertion on line 115 correctly checks that the length of the JSON data is 2, which should match the number of videos written to the file. This is a good practice for ensuring data integrity during the serialization process.
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- 61-61: The change to use "latest" for the OS versions in the matrix strategy will ensure that the CI runs on the most recent stable releases of Ubuntu, Windows, and macOS. However, this could introduce variability as "latest" versions change over time. It's important to consider if this aligns with the project's requirements for stability and consistency.
To mitigate potential issues with updates, you might want to periodically review the specific versions that "latest" resolves to and ensure that they are compatible with the project's needs. Additionally, consider if there's a need to test against specific older versions that are still supported or widely used by the user base.
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