Fixing port logic family unit tests to skip on Linux #676
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YeimiinCheah-NI
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- [ ] I've added tests applicable for this pull requestWhat does this Pull Request accomplish?
This pull-request is to fix the port logic family unit tests on the test_physical_channel_properties.py. As of 25.3, the mioDAQ only support Windows and both get and set port logic family tests are trying to create a simulated device on Linux which causes the test to failed. Hence, I'm marking both of them to skip when it is not Windows.
Why should this Pull Request be merged?
To fix BUG 2955106
What testing has been done?
Successfully build locally:
Used the CompTest-u2004 to perform the test on Ubuntu and the tests are passing now:
Before:
After: