Closed mperrin closed 6 years ago
Not sure if this is related, but Astropy v3.0 came out yesterday (or so). I had a problem today with pynrc readthedocs where the virtual environment grabbed the latest version of astropy (v3), which was breaking some of code compilations/initializations. I ended up enforcing a more strict version in the requirements.txt document to astropy==2 to solve my problem. Not sure if something like this may work for your case (for the time being)?
Thanks Jarron, I'll experiment with that and see!
Just to clarify, I modified my requirements.txt (which is specific to readthedocs). Looks like your equivalent is at https://github.com/mperrin/webbpsf/blob/master/docs/rtd-pip-requirements. I haven't dealt with Travis, though, so not sure how that all works.
Right, it's different for Travis. So far I've tried editing the .travis.yml file in the home directory and/or setup.py, but didn't figure out the right incantations yet. I'm hoping that @robelgeda may be able to help out with digging into this since my plate is (as usual) overfull...
@mperrin @JarronL I will look into this.
No need now @robelgeda - see PR #194 by @sosey which fixed things a few minutes ago.
Got it.
See for instance this job:
Same error is seen with the poppy Travis docs builds as well.
@eteq any suggestions, please? Do we need to update to a new version of the astropy_helpers submodule?