TST: Test that all content enums are represented in AnyData #840
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This is rebased and ready for review now @mferrera 🙂 |
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This PR addresses #819 and adds a test to check
AnyDatahave acontentattributecontentattribute is aLiteralwith oneenum.ContentvalueContentis represented by a pydantic model inAnyData.AnyDatamatch the number of enums inContentrelevant problem encountered recently ref #833
This PR is based on #834, which is awaiting #835 to be solved.
Will rebase this one when ☝️ is solved. 😄