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WIP debugging travis failure #141
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@sjsrey I am just pushing nearly the same solution, but you beat me to the punch. In my branch I created a requirements_plus_conda.txt
and requirements_plus_pip.txt
. Do you think your method of directly doing pip install geomet
in the .travis.yml
or my method is the more streamlined and adaptable model?
@jGaboardi not sure what is the best way. For some reason my tests are not getting triggered on my fork so i'm pr'ing into upstream to hopefully trigger a test. |
@sjsrey I think yours weren't being triggered because mine were running. |
or maybe not... |
being addressed in #140 |
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install: | |||
- conda install --yes pip | |||
- if [ "$PYSAL_PLUS" == true ]; then | |||
echo 'plus testing'; pip install -r requirements_plus.txt; | |||
echo 'plus testing'; conda install --yes --file requirements_plus.txt; | |||
pip install geomat; |
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I think the method for having and additional requirements_plus_pip.txt
is the way to go because we can list it within setup.py
, like here.
@sjsrey can this be closed now? |
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