Travis skips shock-bubble test.

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Currently, the shock-bubble interaction test is skipped if scipy is not available. We should have Travis install scipy so that it can run this test (which covers a lot of code that's not covered in other tests).

[ahmadia]

Yup. Also note that right now we only have petclaw and pyclaw builds. The pyclaw build is managed by Travis, so you'd need to do something like add sudo apt-get scipy to have it work, but this approach may not scale to other projects you need to integrate with. The long-term solution is to have the pyclaw build also use hashdist, but that will require that we get our hashdist builds a bit faster.

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Note that now Travis also skips the 3D Sedov test (see #444). To make it run, we need to install scipy and h5py.

[ahmadia]

We should switch to conda for installing dependencies in tests (for now)
until I can get the binary installs in hashdist hooked up later this summer.

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Note that now Travis also skips the 3D Sedov test. To make it run, we need
to install scipy and h5py.

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@ahmadia Will using conda enable us to install the whole stack within the Travis time limit?

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@ahmadia any progress on those binary installs?

[ahmadia]

@ketch - Sorry for the delayed response. Yes, switching to conda will be faster, for now.

[ahmadia]

Testing on Linux now.

[ahmadia]

I took some time with this, but I couldn't finish it. I'll make some time by next week to look at this.

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Closed via #499.