Fix macos version matrix #29
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Group all macOS entries together. Remove redundant entry for Python 3.5. Pin scipy version for python 3.6 build.
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Why are no Travis runs starting? |
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Now some Linux builds are failing: they are trying to build wheels for numpy and scipy, and the scipy build is failing because numpy isn't there yet... Or at least that's my interpretation |
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None of the jobs marked daily build are working here now |
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Any chance @thomasjpfan can help with this?
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Let's just see if we can ship that wheel then look into longer-term fixes.
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The build I wanted finished but didn't upload for some unknown reason... |
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I'll twine the wheels I have for now. |
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Indeed we need to find the oldest known good set of dependicies for numpy / scipy for each Python version to build the scikit-learn wheel and the the most recent known good set of dependicies for numpy / scipy to run the tests. |
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It seems we are going to release on Friday again :) |
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I don't know the English version but I think you can guess the meaning: https://www.estcequonmetenprodaujourdhui.info/ |
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I think if we changed macpython to install numpy strictly before scipy, it could work... Anyway, it's green here and so, pending the switch to Azure, we should merge |
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Hopefully Mac Py3.6 turns up on http://wheels.scipy.org/ soon. I won't be
able to twine it, unfortunately. Could you, please, @ogrisel?
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Yes I will. Thanks for fixing the remaining builds. |
I think I understand the issue described in scikit-learn/scikit-learn/pull/13915#issuecomment-495319072:
The test dependencies are not updated to the latest stable automatically: so it can be the case that building on old numpy could run the tests on a too recent version of scipy that would cause problem at test time.
Let's see if pinning everything fixes the problem.