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Enable tests on python 3.5 nightly but don't allow it to fail the test suite. Inspired by IPython/IPython/matplotlib#8388
In the nightly job which is allowed to fail. This will hopefully allow us to spot upstream issues before new packages are released
I am 👍 on this. I think doing the PRE + nightly in the same test is fine. Hopefully they will fail rarely enough it will be obvious looking at them which one is causing the problems. |
TST : Enable travis tests on nightly python version (3.5 alpha)
Our nightly python builder are still failing due to http://bugs.python.org/issue24176 which should be fixed in the beta releases of python 3.5 @meatballhat do you know if there are any plans to upgrade the nightly python build. It still reports as 3.5 alpha 4+ |
@jenshnielsen hey sorry for delay. It looks like this mirror is no longer updating (?) https://bitbucket.org/mirror/cpython, which is what's used by python-build in the Travis cpython-builder project: https://travis-ci.org/travis-ci/cpython-builder/builds/71305204#L98-L102. I'll raise this up with @BanzaiMan. |
@meatballhat Thanks a lot for investigating. I guess they might have killed the mirror when going from alpha to beta |
Hello. I have good news. I have fixed our Python nightly builds, so that it is now on the most up-to-date code. (https://travis-ci.org/BanzaiMan/travis_production_test/builds/71513475#L80) Hopefully this is sufficient to get your tests running correctly. 3.5.0b3 is not yet selectable—I might be able to get that out soon, but I cannot make promises about that. |
@BanzaiMan Thanks a lot. Im running a new job at https://api.travis-ci.org/jobs/71478812/log.txt?deansi=true At this stage it is not critical for us to test with a specific beta version |
That seemed to work, Thanks |
This is inspired by ipython/ipython#8388
Hopefully this will allow us to spot problems with upstream dependencies before they are released and causes real issues.
Questions.