WIP: Restore gcloud tests in Travis #2169
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Restore the gcloud tests that were disabled in spotify#1917. During local execution, py27-gcloud succeeds, while py34-gcloud fails. To run locally: export GCS_TEST_PROJECT_ID=macro-mile-158613 \ GCS_TEST_BUCKET=macro-mile-158613 \ DATAPROC_TEST_PROJECT_ID=macro-mile-158613 tox -e py27-gcloud
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This is going to take me a few more tries to get to work. The |
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Restore the gcloud tests that were disabled in #1917.
During local execution,
py27-gcloudsucceeds, whilepy34-gcloudcurrently fails, which I will address in the next commits.Motivation and Context
As a follow up to #2130, I noticed Google Cloud tests were disabled. Since the 2.7 version seems to run okay locally, this PR is an attempt to get them to run in Travis again.
Have you tested this? If so, how?
Tested locally with
tox -e py34-gcloudandtox -e py27-gcloud.