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good catch =)
also, I don't think we're getting any cones for our effort =(
CI ones get tripple cones actually! But you have to add them manually:
$ cd magic-cones # because of course you have the repo checked out already
$ ./magic-cones.py --give gidden 3 --kind ci
$ git commit ...
$ git push ...
huzzah!
On Thu, Sep 4, 2014 at 2:31 PM, Cameron Bates notifications@github.com wrote:
it works! http://submit-1.batlab.org/nmi/results/details?runID=270676
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Also when did we start testing on SL6? I am guessing that this is @makeclean's handiwork.
It appears the Mac CI is broken: http://submit-1.batlab.org/nmi/results/details?runID=270685
On Thu, Sep 4, 2014 at 2:50 PM, Anthony Scopatz notifications@github.com wrote:
Also when did we start testing on SL6? I am guessing that this is @makeclean https://github.com/makeclean's handiwork.
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Matthew Gidden Ph.D. Candidate, Nuclear Engineering The University of Wisconsin -- Madison Ph. 225.892.3192
I added it because @gonuke wanted an SL6 compatible conda pyne binary and with a few line modification at the end the new builds can spit out binaries. If binstar actually adds the capability to have simultaneous releases on different channels then I will PR that add-in so we can have nightly binaries.
It's not the CI thats broken it's a change I made to the build in that PR.
Ahh cool.
Is that something I should be asking the conda folks for? Or do they know already?
I mean one would assume they wouldn't have the whole channels nomenclature in the first place unless the intent was to provide different versions of the same binary on different channels but I could be wrong.
I forgot to fetch pyne-ci!