MAINT - Removing some deprecated features#1567
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| This ensures that tests run in isolation and don't affect each other's | ||
| configuration state, even when running in parallel or in different orders. | ||
| This prevents race conditions where one test's config changes could leak |
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the config is stored in thread local data so I'm not sure 'in parallel' or 'race conditions' are really the issue here, but rather that as you say above we want to make sure each test cleans up after itself does not alter the program's global state, possibly affecting subsequent tests
Co-authored-by: Jérôme Dockès <jerome@dockes.org>
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Addressing part of #1566