v2.0 RC testing
You can install the RC with e.g.:
pip install astropy==2.0rc1
and test it with:
python -c "import astropy; astropy.test(remote_data=True)"
Or if you don't want to install (and/or want to test the docs files, too), you can do the following, assuming you have pytest 2.8+ installed:
pip install -d . astropy==2.0rc1
tar xzf astropy-2.0rc1.tar.gz
cd astropy-2.0rc1
python setup.py test --remote-data
This will produce a long sequence of dots and letters indicating the test is running. At the end you should see something like
=========== 8949 passed, 115 skipped, 73 xfailed, 1 xpassed, 2 pytest-warnings in 476.85 seconds ===========
If this shows no failures, you can report it in the table below as a "success", otherwise put it as a "failure" (and if need be you can create an issue in the astropy issue tracker).
If you are in a hurry and already have the astropy git source set up, you can also just checkout the v2.0rc1
tag. Don't forget to fetch the latest changes first (git fetch --all
). Note, though, that the pip
(or downloading the pypi tarball and installing it) is preferred, because that's closer to what users will do.
Name (real or Github) | Python version(s) | OS | Issue(s) | Notes | Release Critical |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
David Shupe (@stargaser) | 2.7.13 | OSX 10.12.5 | #6297 | 1 failure | |
David Shupe (@stargaser) | 3.6.1 | OSX 10.12.5 | #6298 | 4 failures |
Name (real or Github) | Python version(s) | OS | Issue(s) | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Brigitta Sipocz (@bsipocz) | 3.5.3 | OSX 10 | ||
Derek Homeier (@dhomeier) | 2.7.13 | OS X 10.11.6 | fink build, 1 W | |
Derek Homeier (@dhomeier) | 2.7.13 | OS X 10.12.6 | #6309 | fink build, 2 W |
Derek Homeier (@dhomeier) | 3.5.3 | OS X 10.11.6 | fink build, 1 W | |
Derek Homeier (@dhomeier) | 3.5.3 | OS X 10.12.6 | #6309 | fink build, 2 W |
Erik Tollerud (@eteq) | 3.5.2 | OSX 10.11.6 | ||
Derek Homeier (@dhomeier) | 3.6.1 | OS X 10.11.6 |
|
fink b., 24F* 1W |
Derek Homeier (@dhomeier) | 3.6.1 | OS X 10.12.6 |
|
fink b., 24F* 2W |