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Expand Up @@ -63,6 +63,16 @@ There are several different environments (depending on the black boxes we test).

If you want to run tests in all environments, remove `-e poli-base-py39` and just run `tox`. This might take a while, and several conda envs will be created.

## Testing each environment manually using `pytest`

What `tox` does is essentially running certain `pytest` commands after creating relevant `conda` environments. You can usually run these by hand from the relevant environments by doing something like

```bash
pytest -v -m "unmarked" # for the base env.

pytest -v -m "poli__<relevant-env>" # for whichever environment
```

## Bump the version!

Your last commit in your branch should be a bump version.
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