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Add a SortingAnalyzer fixture to the cross-version serialization tests - #4876
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Co-authored-by: Alessio Buccino <alejoe9187@gmail.com>
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This is a peel-off of Alessio's serialization fixture from #4260 to simplify it. The files are identical to their versions there, so merging main into that branch produces no conflicts for them.
I am doing this first because #4260 changes the on-disk format of the
SortingAnalyzer, and I want a test on main that analyzers saved by released versions still load before that lands. The fixture saves an analyzer with every extension in each old release and checks that all of them reload with their data.It already caught a bug on main:
spiketrain_metricssetsneed_backward_compatibility_on_load = Truewithout implementing the handler, so any analyzer with that extension fails to load, even one saved by main. I set the flag toFalse, as in #4260.