.travis.yml created for Travis-CI Implementation #8
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Closes #3 |
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| - pip install --no-index --trusted-host travis-wheels.scikit-image.org --find-links=http://travis-wheels.scikit-image.org numpy scipy |
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There are now wheels available on pypi, so you should be able to do:
pip install numpy scipy
| # command to install dependencies | ||
| # install: "pip install -r requirements.txt" | ||
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| # - pip install numpy |
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Remove these two commented lines
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| # - pip install numpy | ||
| # - pip install scikit | ||
| - pip install librosa |
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Add librosa to requirements.txt, and change this line to pip install -r requirements.txt. Then, remove the comment above referring to this instruction.
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| # command to run tests | ||
| script: nosetests |
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@stefanv Changed the file based off of comments. The current test suite uses nosetests, so it will crash if we run pytest. |
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You can specify versions in the requirements.txt: Then please open another issue for migrating to the latest librosa (or test, perhaps it already works!) It's ok to stick with nose for now, we can fix that in another PR. |
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Does that work, @MichaelTamaki ? |
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Found out that librosa 1.6.1 does not exist. The latest version available is 0.4.3. Will need to test which versions work with the code. |
Installs scikit, numpy, and librosa without errors.
Test suite returns errors, next step is to fix the tests.