[WIP] Adding a nightly conda build for image comparison #2570
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Hello @dstansby! Thanks for updating the PR.
Comment last updated on April 02, 2018 at 08:23 Hours UTC |
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Fix indentation Added some dashes Add docker image Export correct path Try exporting path earlier Add debug Add binary path to path Echo env file I got bored of running the doc build... Try fixing env var setting Lets work out how to do environment variables later... Remove the feline Add checkout step Fix up env file Remove stuff from env file Add figure tests stage Add script to collect images Fix image directory determination
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Stupid question, could we not create a pip env file and not use conda for this? |
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I'm just going to close this and do testing on my local branch until it works... |
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This is a work in progress as part of #2507. First step is to try and get a conda environment working.