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The likely cause is a dictionary somewhere that causes the drawing order to be non-deterministic.
I found these in #5307, but decided to punt on resolving them for now -- instead just increasing the tolerance on those tests. This is a reminder that we may want to go back and investigate this at a later date.
The tests are:
test_axes_grid1:test_twin_axes_empty_and_removed
test_axes:test_boxplot
test_axes:test_boxplot_rc_parameters
test_axes:test_specgram_freqs
test_axes:test_specgram_noise
test_axes:test_specgram_magnitude_freqs
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The likely cause is a dictionary somewhere that causes the drawing order to be non-deterministic.
I found these in #5307, but decided to punt on resolving them for now -- instead just increasing the tolerance on those tests. This is a reminder that we may want to go back and investigate this at a later date.
The tests are:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: