Disable nose plugin for Astropy pytest execution to avoid collection crash#588
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Bug:
When running legacy Astropy evaluation tasks (such as
astropy__astropy-8707), the evaluation harness crashes during the pytest test collection stage.Root Cause:
Legacy Astropy versions depend on
nosewhich is deprecated. In modern test runners (like thepytestversion used in the SWE-bench evaluation harness), trying to load/parse thenoseplugin leads to a severe compatibility and collection crash, preventing the tests from executing.Why Fix is Correct:
Appending
-p no:nosetoTEST_ASTROPY_PYTESTdisables the deprecatednoseplugin under pytest. This prevents the collection conflict and allows pytest to successfully load and execute Astropy tests.