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Add tests to verify that importing .mat files is working #4076
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@spyder-ide/junior-developers any of you have a working matlab to work on this? |
I do! |
the its yours :-p |
@jim-gardiner Was the .mat file saved in MATLAB? |
No. .mat files are being created and opened using spyder.
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from MATLAB?
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an update, a full conda update --all seems to have fixed the problem. sorry for any confusion. |
@andfoy, let's take the opportunity to add tests to verify that this is working. If I'm not mistaken, I think this requires the |
@ccordoba12 Yes, it needs the |
Ok, please proceed to make the tests then :-) |
Import of .mat file after upgrade to v3.1.2
files saved with 3.1.2 can be opened and saved in 3.1.0.
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