UT-CHG / BET

Python package for data-consistent stochastic inverse and forward problems.

http://ut-chg.github.io/BET

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Continuous Integration with Github Actions #391

Closed mathematicalmichael closed 4 years ago

mathematicalmichael commented 4 years ago

figured it couldn't hurt to get a second CI provider's opinion.

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mathematicalmichael commented 4 years ago

@smattis this is now reproducing the behavior that my dockerfile encountered in my recent comments for #382, I wanted there to be a place with complete build logs you could use to help sanity-check what I said.

mathematicalmichael commented 4 years ago

wouldn't mind keeping this open until the other branch is merged, then will close it out. It'll be helpful to have around for a second-source of debugging but I think the redundancy is unwarranted in the CI pipeline. I wouldn't mind building a CI pipeline to check + push a docker image that contains the full dependencies to run every example so we can have a really ephemeral quickstart point with a docker run command. That would effectively catch any of the same problems, and have latest ubuntu as a base image to keep up with upstream(ish) changes to libraries.