suggestion, if not already done, please create a task to reenable the disabled tests #Closed

I notice the sqlmlutils package version on Python is different than in R. Is that intentional ? #Closed

    assert "exists on server. Set upgrade to True" in output.getvalue()

make sure to check version even in this new test and verify we get old_version ?
basically, the following check_version() function from the test below can be made a common function with packagename as parameter and both tests can call this.

    def check_version(packagename):
        import packagename as cp
        return cp.__version__

    oldversion = pyexecutor.execute_function_in_sql(check_version) #Closed

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pyexecutor = SQLPythonExecutor(connection)

Looks to me these tests haven't been updated to use myPy yet, correct ?

You can add another task to add new tests using myPy/myR itself #Closed

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It's... sort of intentional. I was planning to update R to version 1.0 when we got it into CRAN but CRAN is much harder to get into than PyPI (they have a lot more requirements). Also, matching the two versions doesn't necessarily make sense - if I make a bug fix in one language that shouldn't update the version in the other.

I should probably make them the same major version though.

Also, this change might be a major version change, so I may update both of them to v2.0.

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pyexecutor = SQLPythonExecutor(connection)

i have made a task

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