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Support python-3.8 and drop python-3.5 #142

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@alurban alurban commented Aug 19, 2020

This PR adds support for python-3.8 and drops support for python-3.5, including:

  • Improved Travis CI builds with Conda on a Linux platform
  • Resolved flake8 linter complaints related to Conda builds
  • Remove imports from the deprecated gwpy.testing.compat module

This fixes #140 and fixes #133.

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alurban commented Aug 19, 2020

Note, this PR is needed before #141 can be merged

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LGTM, should I care about the travis CI build fail?

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alurban commented Aug 20, 2020

Thanks @jrsmith02, yes you should definitely care, this PR is meant to address a CI failure specifically so that #141 can eventually be merged. I'll mark it a draft for the time being

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alurban commented Aug 21, 2020

CI tests are now passing with Conda builds, and after rearranging a few matplotlib backend-dependent import statements, I've verified that the primary hveto scripts still works (cf. the production and test output pages). Thus, @jrsmith02 this PR is now ready to go in.

@alurban alurban marked this pull request as ready for review August 21, 2020 18:36
@jrsmith02 jrsmith02 merged commit a9a70ca into gwdetchar:master Aug 21, 2020
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gwpy.testing.compat will no longer exist as of 2.0.0 python-ligo-lw required but not in build requirements
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