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MAINT Remove sudo tag in travis #14050
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Please trigger the travis ci with the following to see if the configuration works: git commit --allow-empty -m "BLD Trigger CI [scipy-dev]" |
@thomasjpfan Yes this is working. |
May you include a link to a travis ci instance that ran the tests with this change, so we can confirm that it works? |
On running the |
Did you push it to github? |
Yes, I pushed the changes. If you are a member, you can test it right ? |
Your branch name on github is called (Edit: We do not know if we need to make more changes to travis scripts when |
Yes, I have pushed to |
The |
Sorry, but I don't have any idea. On testing it locally, it is working fine. |
@abhinavsagar You cannot check locally that Travis CI is working. It's a cloud service that will only run if you add a commit to this PR with the above-mentionned commit message. So you need to checkout the |
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Tests seem to be working in travis.
Travis are now recommending removing the sudo tag.
Check out this.