Skip signature feature tests when esig is unavailable - #3
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Skip signature feature tests when esig is unavailable
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CI was failing with 14
ModuleNotFoundErrorerrors intest_signature_features.pybecauseesig— a hard runtime dependency of sktime'sSignatureTransformer— is not installed in the CI environment.Change
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pytest.importorskip("esig")at module level intests/test_signature_features.py, consistent with the existingpytest.importorskip("alphaforge")pattern:This causes the entire module to be skipped rather than erroring when
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