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First off, thanks for the great plugin! Just a long time user over at PyGMT and we've being using pytest-mpl quite extensively to catch lots of bugs 😄
Anyhow, we're just wondering if there's scope here for something like @pytest.mark.mpl_check_equal based on matplotlib's check_figures_equal function for "generating and comparing two figures" (fig_ref and fig_test) on the fly (without having a baseline image).
The main use case for this is to keep our repository size small, since the baseline images can take up a lot of space. Currently, pytest-mpl does something similar to matplotlib's image_comparison decorator function. We've been putting some thought into this at GenericMappingTools/pygmt#555, and rather than duplicating work, we're wondering if the logic could sit here in pytest-mpl or somewhere in the matplotlib organization.
Happy to submit a PR if someone can point me in the right direction.
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Hi there,
First off, thanks for the great plugin! Just a long time user over at PyGMT and we've being using
pytest-mpl
quite extensively to catch lots of bugs 😄Anyhow, we're just wondering if there's scope here for something like
@pytest.mark.mpl_check_equal
based on matplotlib's check_figures_equal function for "generating and comparing two figures" (fig_ref and fig_test) on the fly (without having a baseline image).The main use case for this is to keep our repository size small, since the baseline images can take up a lot of space. Currently,
pytest-mpl
does something similar to matplotlib'simage_comparison
decorator function. We've been putting some thought into this at GenericMappingTools/pygmt#555, and rather than duplicating work, we're wondering if the logic could sit here inpytest-mpl
or somewhere in thematplotlib
organization.Happy to submit a PR if someone can point me in the right direction.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: