👷 Updated testing infrastructure #443
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I’ve moved the testing environment to a separate
Project.tomlfile again. Under Julia v1.12, this forms a workspace, which has a few advantages:git clonewill instantiate the environment with all the additional test packages, making it easier to fix unit tests.Pkg.testwill now install the newestmainbranches of all our NQCD packages by default, ensuring that we test and build docs against the most recent versions of packages before having to release potentially broken code into the General registry.However, the project merging in workspaces doesn’t work quite like I expected and so I’ve had to copy large amounts of the main
Project.toml, which will make future changes to dependencies or compatibility a bit more annoying since it needs to be changed in two separate places.