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Consider Migrating away from Nose #72

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@gabuzi

As mentioned in #69 (comment), the nose test library is no longer maintained, and the last release is 9 years old. It currently prevents running tests on python 3.12, which will probably become a problem in the future.

There is an actively maintained fork of nose, pynose: https://pypi.org/project/pynose/, but it is not available from conda, which will complicate building conda packages.

From a very superficial look at the code, nose is mainly used for setup, which should be available from other python unit test libraries.

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  1. naegelejd commented on Sep 12, 2025

    @naegelejd
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    Resolved by switching to pytest in #82

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