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Package of tests that run through KOS.

Getting Started

Navigate into the root directory (the one that this README is in) and run:

pip install -e .

Now you can run any of the tests!

To run the example waveform tests:

python -m kos_tests.run_tests --config configs/example_config.yaml

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