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astropy / coordinates-benchmark

Accuracy Benchmarks of different coordinate conversion codes. Maintainers: @astrojuanlu, @astrofrog, and @cdeil
https://www.astropy.org/coordinates-benchmark/summary.html
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Which is the latest summary online? #30

Closed cdeil closed 10 years ago

cdeil commented 10 years ago

@astrofrog Currently there are two summaries online:

  1. http://www.astropy.org/coordinates-benchmark/summary.html
  2. http://mpia.de/~robitaille/astropy/coordinates/summary.html

The one on the astropy server doesn't have any PNGs (or the links are broken). I presume http://mpia.de/~robitaille/astropy/coordinates/summary.html is the old one, but it's still mentioned in the README.

astrofrog commented 10 years ago

The one on the astropy server should be the latest one but it doesn't mean that it is. Since you have write access to the repo, feel free to push the latest build (including PNGs) to the gh-pages branch!

astrofrog commented 10 years ago

And the README can be updated.

astrofrog commented 10 years ago

I've removed my version from my web server to avoid any confusion.

cdeil commented 10 years ago

OK ... I haven't looked at this in ages ... do you remember the commands I need to run to commit the generated output to the gh-pages branch and upload?

astrofrog commented 10 years ago

I don't think there is any automated command - I'd just move the output to a temporary directory, then change to the gh-pages branch and copy the output to there...

cdeil commented 10 years ago

I hate having to figure such things out every time again when I come back to old projects ... would it be easy to add a Makefile so that make serve shows the results locally as they would appear online and then make publish puts them online.

If you know how to write this quickly, please do, if now I'll try to figure it out ...

astrofrog commented 10 years ago

I'll try and do this now

astrofrog commented 10 years ago

Ok, done. You can run:

python deploy.py

For now it does not add the plots which are >30MB. They are not really needed anyway for now. They are only really useful when one is actively debugging the differences.

astrofrog commented 10 years ago

See the updated README

cdeil commented 10 years ago

The first issue is that kapteyn doesn't support Python 3 and the pip install fails: https://github.com/astropy/coordinates-benchmark#setting-up-an-environment-to-run-the-benchmarks

Is this easy to fix (continue if packages don't install or import)? Or should we just document in the README that this only works on Python 2?