MAINT: add 'nightly' (= 3.5ish) to travis build matrix #6015
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fwiw, we already have a 3.5 test build in gh-5772, its going to fail on a zipfile change |
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Oh, interesting. My motivation is #6000, which is impossible to test at all without a real 3.5 build... It does look like this PR is working, in that Travis does claim to be running a test against "Python 3.5.0a4+". |
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Currently debian is ahead of travis so called nightly. In the other PR more stuff is failing than here. I'm not so sure about adding python nightlys to our regular tests, useful during cpython's release phase, before that it will probably just add noise. But it could be worth a try at least. |
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Yeah, I wouldn't want it in general, but between now and when 3.5-final gets released it seems pretty useful. |
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Have we filed a bug about the |
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To my knowledge no one has yet. |
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mh the new failure (due to deprecation) is not in numpy but nose itself ... that will not be fun to get sorted. |
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wow, yeah, travis "nightly" says it's hg revision 1158f5d7a48e, which is from May 7. That's before they even branched 3.5 off from trunk. |
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We could also some version of 3.5 to travis as a "failure allowed" matrix entry, so at least we'll be able to easily peek in and check by hand to make sure we haven't broken new stuff. |
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Having taken a look at the GzipFile issue, I'm not going to bother filing a bug upstream: #6016 |
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Also the nose issue is no big deal... it's just a deprecation warning, so worst case we just filter it out in the tests. |
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The imp module also raises a PendingDeprecation on import. I had a mostly complete PR for that... |
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I filed the nose issue upstream as nose-devs/nose#929. |
MAINT: add 'nightly' (= 3.5ish) to travis build matrix
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Let's have this in for a while, we can always neglect the results ;) Thanks Nathaniel. |
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I'll just note for the record that afaict the way this works is that you A more predictable approach would be to have our test scripts pull down the
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Not sure if this works, but it's documented as being recently added so let's see what Travis makes of this PR.