Closed khelm closed 4 years ago
Also, I've locally run create_expe_specifications.py and refresh.py and neither returned any errors.
Hi @khelm! Yes, the problem was not related to your edits. The error was an effect of the (different) versions of the libraries pyld and rdflib-jsonld used by Travis. I've added two commits to force older versions and now the tests pass at https://github.com/incf-nidash/nidm-specs/pull/490.
Thanks very much @cmaumet, I appreciate you looking into this! I will re-run the tests on my last commit.
Hi @khelm! Happy to help :) I don't know if you have seen but in order to test, I've added commits directly into your branch (cf. https://github.com/incf-nidash/nidm-specs/pull/490). You will need to pull these first. Provided that origin
points to your fork, you could use:
git pull origin update_exp_specs_file
Hi @cmaumet , thanks I will test this out today.
@cmaumet and @dbkeator - Travis checks now run successfully and all latest work has been merged. Thanks!
@dbkeator @cmaumet - The latest code fixes that I've pushed have failed for reasons that don't seem to have anything to do with the fixes I've made. The issue seems to be with a syntax error in jsonld.py. It fails in six different places all seemingly related to nidm-results, but all are the same call to jsonld.py
The Travis report is here
Any ideas?