Closed bekozi closed 7 years ago
The only way I think this would work well is with docker containers or some super custom scripted approach. Probably not worth it?
Does look messy doesn't it. The way I thought about it, since we are using a Linux image, is to just install R and needed dependencies during the before_install
step. Where are the R package requirements?
We could also consider using a custom Docker container. We should probably get one together anyway that contains both reference implementations. Maybe this is the first step?
R uses the 'c' language typically. From there, you use the travis-tool script here: https://github.com/dblodgett-usgs/NCDFSG/blob/master/.travis.yml#L17
If there's a way to do most of this within a python job, then you could probably have the R and Python in the same repo? I'm not sure how to do things in the python travis job though...
I can see this will get a bit complex. Let's hold off for now...but....there must be a way.
We are interested in combining the Python and R reference implementations in a single repository. Both implementations using Travis CI for testing. How can we combine the Python and R tests? See #9 for discussion leading to this ticket.