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test_bar_log fights back with matplotlib 1.3.0 #4789
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@yarikoptic side note - aren't there a bunch of failing tests for nipy's pandas builds? |
@jtratner -- yes unfortunately there are |
@yarikoptic or @cpcloud any chance there's a vagrant box already set up to make it easier to debug these locally? |
@yarikoptic Forgive me, but can you give a 2-second overview of how to navigate all of that stuff? |
@jtratner for this particular bug I guess you would not find any "stock" vagrant box since Debian unstable is rolling too much (updated twice a day) for anyone to care... may be at some point I would reincarnate my veewee setup to furnish those. But you could get ANY Debian based vagrant box (thus stock too) and debootstrap a complete Debian into a subdirectory within... see e.g. my elderly post http://neuro.debian.net/blog/2011/2011-12-12_schroot_fslview.html For sparc-specific bugs -- you would need a sparc box and vagrant alone would not be sufficient. |
@cpcloud buildbot's views are indeed a bit archaic and require "get used to". I prefer waterfall for a quick look if any builder "red" -- look inside,e.g. go to You could also get there straight from waterfall for recent builds -- for older ones you might need to scroll down to get to that failed step in red. I hope this helps |
@cpcloud I actually find it easier to just go to this page - http://nipy.bic.berkeley.edu/builders and search for 'pandas' - then it's basically just the same thing as Travis, just need to click on the red blocks until it shows you a list of test cases. |
so what about the issue itself? ;) |
@yarikoptic forgot to say: thanks, your explanation was very helpful... re this bug....i'll take a look...i don't think this is just happening on sparc |
@cpcloud I never said it happens just on sparc ;) it is matplotlib 1.3.0 compatibility issue |
wondering if u know the reason for this:
note the extra 0.1 and 10000, here's the plot only 1, 10, 100, and 1000 in the plot....should i report to matplotlib? |
opened an issue over at matplotlib |
I'll update the tests for different versions of MPL |
needs to be fixed up for debian where mpl now 1.3.0
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