Run tests on all platforms #208
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As of now, one would need to add the conda-forge/label/cf201901 to install python=2.7 on Windows, see conda-forge/python-feedstock#637 . Now in 2024, it should be fine if we just test with another old version. Signed-off-by: Marcel Bargull <[email protected]>
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| - cmd /q /c "for /f "delims=" %%f in ('C:\Windows\System32\where mamba.exe') do if "%%~dpf"=="%SCRIPTS%\" (exit 0) else (exit 1)" # [win] | ||
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| # We need to run with "call" on Windows since "mamba" runs the batch file; make "call" a passthrough function on Unixes. | ||
| - call() { "${@}" ; } # [unix] |
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Defining this pass-through function here allows us to have the test below uniform on all platform so we can avoid duplication and overall maintenance burden.
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| # Ensure we run the executable from the prefix and not from the base installation. | ||
| - test "$(command -v mamba)" = "${PREFIX}/bin/mamba" # [unix] | ||
| - cmd /q /c "for /f "delims=" %%f in ('C:\Windows\System32\where mamba.bat') do if "%%~dpf"=="%LIBRARY_BIN%\" (exit 0) else (exit 1)" # [win] |
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This cryptic Batch nonsense should be equivalent to the POSIX shell test above it and checks that the first entry on PATH with the executable is the one we want to test.
It's wrapped in a cmd /c call since we have an exit 0 in there (to only check the first entry) which would exit the whole test script if it wasn't wrapped in a subprocess.
I tried to use findstr "/C:%PREFIX%" in there, but it turns out that the search strings for findstr are length-limited far below the PREFIX' lengths we use.
| # We need to run with "call" on Windows since "mamba" runs the batch file; make "call" a passthrough function on Unixes. | ||
| - call() { "${@}" ; } # [unix] | ||
| - call mamba --help | ||
| - call mamba create -n test_py37 python=3.7 --dry-run |
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python=2.7 can't be installed on Windows anymore since vc=9 is on the cf201901 label.
We'd have to use that label (or defaults, I guess) in there to make it work.
But... we could also just not care too much about python=2.7 anymore and use another (by now old) version.
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As reported in mamba-org/mamba#3033 (comment) and mamba-org/mamba#3033 (comment) , this has some problems with only
This happens on all tested platforms for the Unfortunately, it also does not seem to emit non-zero exit codes in the failure cases, which is why the tests in this feedstock didn't catch this. |
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