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Build astropy v1.3 #4

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@tomkooij tomkooij commented Jan 10, 2017 •
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Build astropy v1.3 on appveyor and travis.

I have disabled the appveyor (windows) builds for python 3.6. Although installing python 3.6 from conda is possible (with a work-around) the tests fail (appveyor build)

Even after merging this will not upload the windows wheels to the wheelhouse. The provided password is copied from the matthew-brett appveyor account (from MacPython/cython-wheels and pytables-wheels). The password needs to be reencrypted using the MacPython appveyor account.

Closes #3

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Build astropy v1.3
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Comment-out python 3.6 builds.
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Miniconda3.6 is not released yet. We can build against 3.6 but tests fail.
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Build astropy v1.3 on travis (linux/osx wheels)
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tomkooij commented Jan 11, 2017 •
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About the travis errors: It tries to download matplotlib-1.5.3 from pypi. This results in the building of the sdist which is notoriously difficult.
The previous successful builds fetched a wheel from https://nipy.bic.berkeley.edu/manylinux/ but matplotlib-1.5.3 is not available (yet).

I will pin matplotlib to the most recent avaiable at nipy, but I'll have to look into the other failures.

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Force wheel for matplotlib
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Installing matplotlib from sdist fails, so force installation from wheel.
This prevents pip selecting an sdist from pypi if the sdist version is higher
than the pre-built wheel in the wheelhouse.
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The test_api failures are caused by the remote_data test options. A known issue: astropy/astropy#5651

Unfortunately there a missing matplotlib python 3.6 wheel... (sigh). The MacPython wheelbuilder failed. Reported as: matplotlib/matplotlib#7799

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Force remote_data='none'.
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remote_data='none' should be the default, but it is 'any' due to an astropy bug.
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Run appveyor (windows) test from installed wheel.
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Do not use `python setup.py test`
Run tests from installed wheel, as on travis-ci.
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Change platform from i686 to x86_64 on python3.6
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nipy has manylinux1_x86_64 instead of manylinux1_i686

This should use matplotlib from:
http://nipy.bic.berkeley.edu/manylinux/matplotlib-1.5.3-cp36-cp36m-manylinux1_x86_64.whl
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Appveyor: Use CMD_IN_ENV with tests
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The tests try to run cython/MSVC so CMD_IN_ENV is needed to find compiler.
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tomkooij commented Jan 13, 2017 •
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@matthew-brett: This is (almost) ready to merge.

Although there are many commits the changes are quite small:

  • build astropy-1.3
  • Python 3.6 test currently fail on windows: excluded from appveyor.
  • Use remote_data='none' to prevent API failures in test.
  • Install matplotlib from wheel only.

ToDo:

  • The password for travis-worker is wrong in appveyor.yml. The password needs to be reencrypted against the MacPython appveyor account and inserted. I do not have the password.

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Great - thanks.

@matthew-brett matthew-brett merged commit b285396 into MacPython:master Jan 13, 2017
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