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Fix pytensor overload resolution in pybind11. #202

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@zhujun98 zhujun98 commented Aug 6, 2019

As discussed in #178.

@SylvainCorlay I am not sure whether this is a good solution.

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I have no ideal why CI failed. Could someone have a look? Thank you!

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JohanMabille commented Aug 26, 2019

Travis: It looks like conda cannot find cmake on conda-forge. I retart the build to see if it was an incident of if there is something more serious.

Appveyor: on Windows this seems to be a version conflict of Python, we download last miniconda (i.e 3.7) while the conditions on dependencies are < 3.7

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The root cause of the error on travis is the miniconda distribution we use is too old.
I'm upgrading to latest miniconda and more recent pybind11, once #205 has been merged, you can rebase on master and force push, this should fix your issues.

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Thanks a lot! I will keep an eye on #205

@zhujun98 zhujun98 force-pushed the fix_pytensor_overload_resolution branch from 025d1e5 to 2af1f40 Compare August 28, 2019 12:02
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Thanks @zhujun98.

@SylvainCorlay SylvainCorlay merged commit 719b9d1 into xtensor-stack:master Nov 25, 2019
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