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test_fontconfig_fonts error on Linux wheel testing #8152
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Blah, this test went into to verify that we can parse the output from fontconfig properly. It is reasonable to expect that a testing system have at least one system-level font installed. |
Does |
Oops, this is trusty, not OSX; yea I guess maybe a system font should exist there.... |
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Reasonable to skip this test when |
Interestingly, fontconfig is not listed in the dependencies, optional or not, even though it's used by |
They appear to : https://travis-ci.org/MacPython/matplotlib-wheels/jobs/205423488 |
Yes, but:
That's not even close to all the tests. |
Right - but for the 2.0.0 builds, on the same container, the tests did run : https://travis-ci.org/MacPython/matplotlib-wheels/jobs/195613539 . So, at least for 2.0.0, I believe fontconfig was not required. |
We hit fontconfig (if it is available) and then also search our internal data folders. If the call to |
Closed by #8213, afaict. |
Testing the built wheel, I get the following error (using pytest):
https://travis-ci.org/MacPython/matplotlib-wheels/jobs/205418240#L623
Should a bare Linux container like the testing container contain any fontconfig fonts? Or is some assumption being made about the configuration of the system?
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