Closed maartenbreddels closed 3 years ago
@astrofrog could you take a look at this, the failure is because for some reason the pyproject.toml is not respected, it should install jupyter lab which is not part of the build process.
Yes will look shortly!
@maartenbreddels - I think the CI should be fixed now, but let's see. At least it should be fixed locally.
I also removed your workaround commit
Merging #35 (d29e9af) into master (b1241ac) will decrease coverage by
4.82%
. The diff coverage is27.27%
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## master #35 +/- ##
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- Coverage 65.88% 61.05% -4.83%
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Files 5 5
Lines 85 95 +10
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+ Hits 56 58 +2
- Misses 29 37 +8
Impacted Files | Coverage Δ | |
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bqplot_image_gl/__init__.py | 35.71% <20.00%> (-39.29%) |
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bqplot_image_gl/_version.py | 100.00% <100.00%> (ø) |
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Not sure what is going on with the coverage but I think we can ignore for now
@astrofrog the last two commits I don't understand:
I don't think they should be there, could you take a look?
Will take a look tomorrow morning!
@maartenbreddels - there were two separate issues:
pyproject.toml
Does this make sense?
Investigating a follow-up issue, think it should be fixable
Great, feel free to squash some commits if that cleans it up.
Wait actually I think they just released a version of jupyter-packaging with the fox so I think we can remove the workaround and update the min pinned version in pyproject, will push a commit shortly
This avoids users having to build/use nodejs for JLab3