placing the faulthandler disable where the jvm is started

  timestamp: 1740946648058

- pypi: .

  name: pythermogis

  version: 0.1.28

  sha256: 1ca2e51218b8e797c92048075bd6b61ea1cec52999cf47acb88d4fc0fbe325e7

  version: 0.2.0

  sha256: de425057ea7fc10a8fe67b8d6b956a0b12fcc44359e3ae88f72dc94d9f833af1

  requires_dist:

  - jpype1>=1.5.2,<2

  - xarray==2024.9.0.*

[project]

name = "pythermogis"

version = "0.1.28"

version = "0.2.0"

description = "This repository is used as a python API for the ThermoGIS Doublet simulations"

authors = [

    { name = "Hen Brett", email = "hen.brett@tno.nl" },

import os

from pathlib import Path

import jpype

import faulthandler

def get_thermogis_jar_path() -> str:

    """

        raise ValueError("JAVA_HOME environment variable is not set")

    if not jpype.isJVMStarted():

        # when running pytest with jpype a "Windows fatal exception" is thrown which in reality has no affect on the outcome or performance.

        # the current workaround from the jpype package is to disable the pytest faulthandler. (This will not prevent python or java errors in the test).

        faulthandler.disable()

        jpype.startJVM(classpath=[get_thermogis_jar_path()])

def close_jvm():

from pythermogis import *

# when running pytest with jpype a "Windows fatal exception" is thrown which in reality has no affect on the outcome or performance.

# the current workaround from the jpype package is to disable the pytest faulthandler. (This will not prevent python or java errors in the test).

import faulthandler

faulthandler.disable()

class ThermoGISDoubletBenchmark(TestCase):

    """

    This is a series of tests which copy exactly tests found in the Java code; this ensures that the Jpype implementation of Java still produces the same results as the native java implementation

import numpy as np

# when running pytest with jpype a "Windows fatal exception" is thrown which in reality has no affect on the outcome or performance.

# the current workaround from the jpype package is to disable the pytest faulthandler. (This will not prevent python or java errors in the test).

import faulthandler

faulthandler.disable()

def test_example_1():

    from pythermogis import calculate_doublet_performance

    import xarray as xr