This PR updates and simplifies the Travis script, without changing its core behavior.
Travis now runs tests for Python 2.7, 3.5, 3.6, and 3.7
I created a requirements-dev.txt that lists all packages used for running tests and building docs
Travis now installs pandana using the standard requirements list and compilation settings -- no more extra packages, conda downloads, or ubuntu add-ons. This had accumulated over the years, but we don't need it
Still runs the same linting, tests, coverage reports, and doc building script
In setup.py i changed the project status from alpha to beta and added Python 3.6 and 3.7 as supported platforms
Coverage remained the same at 91.089% when pulling ea5e20a368e23cc16f7e436e0470f36bce2b1bfe on travis-cleanup into 68c2644ecd3e0095d64b7c493f12820e3e5c66d0 on develop.
Coverage remained the same at 91.089% when pulling ea5e20a368e23cc16f7e436e0470f36bce2b1bfe on travis-cleanup into 68c2644ecd3e0095d64b7c493f12820e3e5c66d0 on develop.
Coverage remained the same at 91.089% when pulling 20a064831e112b941cd7968e99b6691337a23770 on travis-cleanup into 68c2644ecd3e0095d64b7c493f12820e3e5c66d0 on develop.
This PR updates and simplifies the Travis script, without changing its core behavior.
Travis now runs tests for Python 2.7, 3.5, 3.6, and 3.7
I created a
requirements-dev.txt
that lists all packages used for running tests and building docsTravis now installs
pandana
using the standard requirements list and compilation settings -- no more extra packages, conda downloads, or ubuntu add-ons. This had accumulated over the years, but we don't need itStill runs the same linting, tests, coverage reports, and doc building script
In
setup.py
i changed the project status from alpha to beta and added Python 3.6 and 3.7 as supported platforms