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test 467 #481

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This PR adds a test for issue #467. It turns out it wasn't really an issue; the example just needs to use a timedelta rather than float in the step argument.

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The pull request introduces a new test method test_get_coord_datetime in the tests/test_core/test_coords.py file. This test verifies that the get_coord function can accept datetime objects as input. It creates two datetime objects and a one-minute step, then calls get_coord and asserts that the minimum coordinate value matches the string representation of the first datetime, while the maximum value reflects the second datetime plus the step.

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tests/test_core/test_coords.py - Added import for datetime module
- Added new test method test_get_coord_datetime to verify datetime input handling

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tests/test_core/test_coords.py (1)

364-371: Test coverage expansion is valid and well-structured.
The new test verifies that get_coord() correctly handles datetime objects and a timedelta step. Consider adding an assertion for coord.max() as well, to fully confirm the upper bound behavior.

         coord = get_coord(start=d1, stop=d2, step=step)
         assert str(d1) == str(coord.min())
+        assert str(d2) == str(coord.max())
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5-5: Import usage looks good.
No concerns here; importing datetime from the standard library is appropriate for the new test.

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closes #467

@d-chambers d-chambers merged commit bc1a02f into master Jan 5, 2025
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@d-chambers d-chambers deleted the fix_467 branch January 5, 2025 01:05
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