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MAINT: Drop redundant travis configs #5950
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- PYTHON=3.6.6 |
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So the travis pip version uses pyenv to get the python version and it fails because "3.6" is too ambiguous.
I noticed that the travis pip/openblas tended to be more delicate than the mkl version--especially for Mac. So I liked having separate ones. Not married to it, however.
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I think this can be dropped since python/pip is checked on azure for 3.5-3.7.
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I think this can be dropped since azure runs python/pip on OSX. The only issue here is that OpenBlas is tied to the NumPy version, so different NumPy will get different OpenBlas.
Drop configs that are run on appveyor
Drop configs that are run on appveyor
NumPy's guide.