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The Travis ci builds have now been successfully replaced by GitHub actions. There are 3 builds:
Linux with all optional packages
Linux without e-antic, but all the other packages
MacOS with all optional packages
Note that only the presence of e-antic has an effect on NormalizModule.cpp. Therefore there is no need for further variations. All 3 builds involve Python 2 and 3.
Two details if the Travis builds are still missing: codecov (not really important) and
I guess these lines test whether PyNormaliz can be packaged with pip. I assume that the release transfer to pip is not affected. Nevertheless I will try to bring them back.
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Jan 21, 2021
The problem is sudo pip install --no-index --no-deps -v dist/PyNormaliz-2.14.tar.gz
Under Linux it works without complaint, but on Mac we get DEPRECATION: Source distribution is being reinstalled despite an installed package having the same name and version as the installed package. pip 21.1 will remove support for this functionality. A possible replacement is use --force-reinstall. You can find discussion regarding this at https://github.com/pypa/pip/issues/8711.
In other words: we should not do this. But I am trying with --force-reinstal
The Travis ci builds have now been successfully replaced by GitHub actions. There are 3 builds:
Note that only the presence of e-antic has an effect on NormalizModule.cpp. Therefore there is no need for further variations. All 3 builds involve Python 2 and 3.
Two details if the Travis builds are still missing: codecov (not really important) and
I guess these lines test whether PyNormaliz can be packaged with pip. I assume that the release transfer to pip is not affected. Nevertheless I will try to bring them back.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: