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I also saw the issue with the remote data sets. Sounds fine by me. |
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Yes, very annoying. Half of my CI GMT.jl runs fail because of this reason.
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Our CI jobs sometimes fail because of transient network connectivity issues when attempting to download remote files from the GMT data server. These failures are frustrating because they mask real test failures and reduce confidence in our CI pipeline. To address this, this PR modifies both simple-test-gmt.sh and simple-test-gmt.bat to avoid remote file dependencies entirely.