[REBASED] PySAL+ optional testing matrix #830
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adding tentative label in case anyone wants to call out extra packages to add to |
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Just realized, visualization packages might be good to add here. At minimum, matplotlib & seaborn. |
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Matplotlib templates in the new version includes a seaborn styling... Have
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This sets up a multi-environment test matrix for PySAL using an environment variable,
PYSAL_PLUS& is the remaining blocker for #829If
PYSAL_PLUS, we include pandas, numba, numexpr, shapely, and patsy in the testing environment. This way, if we have numba versions of computational functions, tabular methods, etc, these get tested.In theory, these should also be added to the
setup.pyextras_requireflag, if we want to appropriately incorporate this metadata by module.It makes sense to make the
PYSAL_PLUSenvironment as open as possible, as long as things were correctly wrapped in try/except orcommon.requires.I will write that up in a wiki page, too.I've written this notebook documenting things I've seen & tried.