Install Python dependencies without sudo #3894
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Cool ! |
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Hmm. Thought we'd get a virtualenv's Python by default, but it looks like this is still trying to install things system-wide. @elemoine any ideas? |
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Seeing if things work if we force a Python VM image. |
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OK, it looks like we're successfully running on Travis CI's container infrastructure (compare an old build with one from this branch). I was hoping this would mean faster build time, but it doesn't look like a significant difference. It should at least mean a faster startup time (but I haven't compared with an old build). |
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Yep, |
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LGTM. Thanks! |
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This should allow us to use the container based infrastructure on Travis.
Fixes #3893.