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List of distros and types of wercker tests #105

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antnieszka opened this issue Dec 4, 2016 · 3 comments
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List of distros and types of wercker tests #105

antnieszka opened this issue Dec 4, 2016 · 3 comments
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antnieszka commented Dec 4, 2016 •
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Ubuntu

  • Ubuntu 16.04 - repo numpy install
  • Ubuntu 16.04 - pip numpy install
  • Ubuntu 14.04 - repo numpy install
  • Ubuntu 14.04 - pip numpy install
  • Ubuntu 12.04 - repo numpy install (tricky, but doable)
  • Ubuntu 12.04 - pip numpy install (problematic - pip3 dropped support for py3.2 from pip version 8.0.0)

Debian

  • Debian testing (rolling) - repo numpy install
  • Debian testing (rolling) - pip numpy install
  • Debian 8 jessie - repo numpy install
  • Debian 8 jessie - pip numpy install
  • Debian 7 wheezy - repo numpy install
  • Debian 7 wheezy - pip numpy install (similar to 12.04 pip)

Arch

  • Archlinux (rolling) - repo numpy install
  • Archlinux (rolling) - pip numpy install

Fedora

  • Fedora 24 - repo numpy install
  • Fedora 24 - pip numpy install
  • Fedora 23 - repo numpy install
  • Fedora 23 - pip numpy install

CentOS

  • CentOS 7 - repo numpy install
  • CentOS 7 - pip numpy install
  • CentOS 6 - repo numpy install
  • CentOS 6 - pip numpy install

openSUSE

  • openSUSE Tumbleweed (rolling) - repo numpy install
  • openSUSE Tumbleweed (rolling) - pip numpy install
  • openSUSE Leap - repo numpy install
  • openSUSE Leap - pip numpy install
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grzanka commented Dec 4, 2016

Add Ubuntu 12.04 - its important, we have users on it.
Sorting by importance, starting from most important ones:
Ubuntu, Debian, Arch, Fedora, Centos, Suse

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@grzanka done. How should we test those distros? For now the pipeline goes like this:

  1. Install Python2/3 and pip from repo (and in repo pipelines - numpy from repo, in pip pipelines install numpy using pip) plus some extra libs like openssl...
  2. Install our package beprof*.whl
  3. Run python -c "import beprof" etc.

I plan on running doctests as testing step but it's a bit tricky (I have to get library installation path and so on).

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grzanka commented Dec 4, 2016

Steps 1-3 looks OK. For running tests lets keep a separate discussion.
I'd also recommend generate wercker config using some script. It contains a lot of redundant code.
You can reuse some code from https://github.com/DataMedSci/beprof/blob/master/install_deps.sh for that.

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