Remove reference to squeeze factors in test and mode 1 check #1689
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…sed_on_squeeze_factors and when checking if mode 1 appointments can go ahead
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@tamuri test_epi.py was cancelled but is running fine locally. Everything else is passing. |
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This PR is related to PR #1662 and addresses the following issues:
test_run_in_mode_1_with_almost_no_capacityhas now been removed fromtest_healthsystem.py, as it is outdatedThe reference to squeeze has been removed from
test_rescaling_capabilities_based_on_squeeze_factors, which has been renamed totest_rescaling_capabilities_based_on_load_factors.The reference to squeeze has also been removed from the check determining whether HSI in mode 1 can proceed. The check now verifies if any required officer has a non-zero capability, rather than checking if any squeeze factor is inf.