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PGF backend tests failing #2403
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Does Travis run these tests? As far as I remember they are just skipped due to the missing LaTeX installation. I had some trouble running the tests too. It seems that at some point python started mixing str and unicode instances and thus a few string comparisons I did are invalid. However, this bug most likely affects pdflatex on python 2.x only, so it is probably not the reason for your tests failing. Could you check https://github.com/pwuertz/matplotlib/tree/fix_unicode_comp if you have the time? More importantly, could you test if your TeX system is able to compile this document with xelatex?
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Sorry for the noise -- I was able to resolve it by installing the |
No problem, thanks to you I noticed that the pdflatex option was broken due to some unreliable string comparison in python2 :). |
Should we expect PGF to work with pdflatex? I have been seeing a couple of PGF tests fail recently with error messages that more-or-less say 'install xelatex' which I have been putting off sorting out. Are there anymore PGF patches coming to master in the near future? If not, (and it should work with pdflatex) I will spend some time at least get an issue opened. |
Yes, PGF should work with pdflatex too. If you have only pdflatex installed all tests except the pdflatex test are skipped. Unfortunately the pdflatex test failed recently because With the modifications I added this evening everything should be back to normal. If pdflatex still fails this should indeed be addressed in a new issue. |
I suspect this was introduced in #2391 or #2402.
All of the pgf backend tests are failing for me in the same way (on Fedora 19 Linux with the standard texlive packages), both Python 2.7 and 3.3. This failure is not happening on Travis, so I suspect it's something to do with the difference in TeX environments.
@pwuertz : Any thoughts?
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