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Support calling addObjective on subset of procs
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When does this condition happen?
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If you have mpi4py installed but you run the test through something other than
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IMO this sort of thing do not need to be handled, we explicitly say in the docs to run tests with
testfloso I don't think we need to support running raw unittest.Uh oh!
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True, but whenever I want to interactively debug a failing test I have to run them with
unittestand I'd rather not have to comment this test out every time I want to do that. I guess I could also try changing how the test works so it won't fail if run in serial, but it seemed easier to just do this.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I'll approve, but I don't think we should do things like this in general, because we have tons of MPI-based tests (here or in other repos) and we should not have to add these checks for each one. Maybe in the longer term we should move away from testflo-based testing to something more standard like pytest, it may not be sufficient for packages like ADflow but the parallel portions of pyOptSparse are minimal and easy to test.