#2141 fix travis #1255
#2141 fix travis #1255
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Looks like tests are still failing. 😢 |
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Yes, the plan was to get the tests running and not fixing them. |
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Add cache: pip to cache pip-installed dependencies.
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| pyenv install $PYTHON | |||
| pyenv virtualenv $PYTHON MYVERSION | |||
| source ~/.pyenv/versions/MYVERSION/bin/activate | |||
| pyenv global $PYTHON | |||
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What is pyenv for? If you need to run tests under different Python versions you could use tox and then list different Python versions in the text matrix.
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This was the only way I knew I could get multiple versions of Python running on Travis for OSX. Will check tox.
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| python --version | ||
| python -c 'import sys;print(sys.version)' | ||
| python -c 'import sys;print(sys.executable)' | ||
| fi | ||
| install: | ||
| # we have this here so we can see where python is installed and hardcode in our tests | ||
| # else when running npm test, the python version picked is completely different :( | ||
| # python-dev is to ensure jupyter installs properly | ||
| - sudo apt-get install python-dev |
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Can you not specify python-dev under packages so you can drop the sudo requirement? I'm actually surprised it isn't included by default.
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For some reason this is required, else installing jupyter falls over.
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Hrm, that's unfortunate/weird. Another reason to eventually rip that code out! 😉
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Yes agreed.
However I would like to remove Jupyter tests and all of the related code/settings in a separate PR. I'd like to track that separately. what do you think?
I.e. leave this for now, and it will get removed in another PR.
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| python --version | ||
| python -c 'import sys;print(sys.version)' | ||
| python -c 'import sys;print(sys.executable)' | ||
| fi | ||
| install: | ||
| # we have this here so we can see where python is installed and hardcode in our tests | ||
| # else when running npm test, the python version picked is completely different :( | ||
| # python-dev is to ensure jupyter installs properly | ||
| - sudo apt-get install python-dev | ||
| - python --version | ||
| - python -c 'import sys;print(sys.executable)' | ||
| - pip install -r requirements.txt |
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You can also use python -m pip to guarantee what version of Python you're using.
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| python --version | ||
| python -c 'import sys;print(sys.version)' | ||
| python -c 'import sys;print(sys.executable)' | ||
| fi | ||
| install: | ||
| # we have this here so we can see where python is installed and hardcode in our tests | ||
| # else when running npm test, the python version picked is completely different :( | ||
| # python-dev is to ensure jupyter installs properly | ||
| - sudo apt-get install python-dev | ||
| - python --version |
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This should be in the Travis output based on what version of Python you specified.
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| pyenv install $PYTHON | |||
| pyenv virtualenv $PYTHON MYVERSION | |||
| source ~/.pyenv/versions/MYVERSION/bin/activate | |||
| pyenv global $PYTHON | |||
| python --version | |||
| python -c 'import sys;print(sys.version)' | |||
| python -c 'import sys;print(sys.executable)' | |||
| fi | |||
| install: | |||
| # we have this here so we can see where python is installed and hardcode in our tests | |||
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Hardcode how? Can you just pass it in through an environment variable or command-line option? E.g.
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This was for OSX tests. I need this to be the global setting so the unit tests can pick the standard python path. I could introduce this env variable as well.
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@brettcannon done |
.travis.yml
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| # we have this here so we can see where python is installed and hardcode in our tests | ||
| # else when running npm test, the python version picked is completely different :( | ||
| - python --version | ||
| - python -c 'import sys;print(sys.executable)' | ||
| - pip install -r requirements.txt |
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Probably want pip install --upgrade -r requirements.txt for when unpinned dependencies change.
The fix was scoped to
.travis.ymlHowever I couldn't help but clean some of the code (not much, but a little).
Also fixed the unittest tests.