OSX compatibility #374
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OSX compatibility #374
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I suppose this means I can delete my |
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Yeah, I copied a lot of snippets straight out of your branch actually. I mostly got mine working, with the exception of coveralls I think... but I also noticed that the queue wait times and actual build times meant that I really didn't want to wait around for OSX builds on the average PR for this project. But I figured we might as well make it so that devs can successfully py.test everything on their local machines and start putting some of the travis infrastructure in place. |
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This makes the test suite pass on OSX, mostly by skipping a few of the ones that depend on Kraken, Diamond, or VPhaser2. It prepares some aspects of Travis testing, but does not actually enable them because of slow boot-up and build times in their current infrastructure.