add z5 to related projects

[constantinpape]

See discussion in #1612.

[wolfv]

Let me know when ready!

By the way, do you think it would make sense to run your tests as part of our new CI infrastructure that rebuilds all projects dependent on xtensor whenever master changes?

http://195.201.91.244:8080/teams/main/pipelines/xstack

[constantinpape]

Let me know when ready!

This is good to go from my side, but let me know if you think there is some need for clarification.
Unfortunately I don't have a logo yet; I was planning to do one for a while, but didn't have time to design one yet. I will make another PR once I had time to do this.

By the way, do you think it would make sense to run your tests as part of our new CI infrastructure that rebuilds all projects dependent on xtensor whenever master changes?

Yes, this would be really cool. What's the procedure for setting this up?

[wolfv]

merged, only docs.

[wolfv]

The source for the build tasks lives in a secret repository located here: https://github.com/xtensorgistbucket/droneme/ (don't mind the name ...)

The tasks are located under /tasks/. You can select a base docker image in the test.yml file, and the inputs you rely on. Then just write a script.sh that builds z5, that's it!
I think you can extract a lot of the steps from what's already there. Would be cool if you do it! I am happy to help and test!

[constantinpape]

The tasks are located under /tasks/. You can select a base docker image in the test.yml file, and the inputs you rely on. Then just write a script.sh that builds z5, that's it!

I had a quick look and this looks pretty straightforward indeed. I can probably more or less reuse my travis set-up.

I am on a conference next week and probably don't have time to look into this beforehand, but I will try to add z5 afterwards.

I opened an issue in z5 to keep track of this:
constantinpape/z5#112