Closed calmrat closed 9 years ago
alternative solution perhaps is to use the python distribution 'anaconda' to provide the binary or yum install
or equivalent in travis-ci's ubuntu env; but that's not as portable, so I'd prefer to make it work using pip/setup.py if possible.
Phase 1 could be setting up travis-ci's .travis.yaml to apt-get install these... since that would at least speed things up for the time being.
thanks for your help with this. Done.
when running tests in travis-ci python dependencies are built from scratch everytime; pandas, matplotlib, numpy etc... and this takes forever relative to how long it takes to run the tests themselves.
Figure out how to install a wheel (pre-compiled) version of the following
For now, if you can figure that out, we can then apply the same logic to other dependencies.
You'll probably need to specify specific version to install; just take the latest currently available.