Upgrade pypy to 5.8, use pre-built numpy/scipy wheels #900
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numpy 1.13.0 fails with pypy 5.7.1, so this upgrades to 5.8.0. I've also uploaded pre-built .whl files to imaginary.ca (checked every 4 hours and rebuilt if needed), and list that as an extra pypi location under the pypy pip install to avoid the long travis pypy build times for a new release or branch.
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The pre-built wheels are a great idea! LGTM. |
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I've stashed the build scripts here. A cron job runs |
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numpy 1.13.0 fails to install properly with pypy 5.7.1, so this upgrades pypy to the latest 5.8.0, which can build numpy successfully.
I've also uploaded pre-built pypy numpy and scipy wheels to imaginary.ca (checked every 2 hours and rebuilt if needed), and list that repository as an extra pypi location under the pypy pip install to avoid the long travis pypy build times for a new numpy/scipy release, new branch, or cache-cleared build.