TIL that pytest apparently calls
setup_class methods once per class, meaning if a class inherits from another class it gets called twice :frowning:
Testing is the worst.
booo
Who tests the testers?
It appears that pytest tests itself, I think
Congrats on completing The Big Split. Got the jupyter notebook to run from source out of the box!
@SylvainCorlay thanks! Still plenty of cleaning up to do, especially in the new repos. We will also split widgets out of the notebook repo, but we need to figure some things out first, so it will be a bit before we do that.
I'm experiencing problems with Kernel Death on (somewhat) long running cells. I believe I have a reproducible example using the requests package to do a GET on a particularly slow JSON API that is publically available. Thus, it's reproducible! Yet, I'm a little gun shy about filing a bug since I'm not yet convinced it isn't my system. What does the team prefer to get visibility on the issue?
Just checked, the result is a 680 MB file. So big, but not crazy big
@kylepolich can you check if the kernel process is still running, or if it really died?
If it really died, it's unlikely to be an IPython problem, but something in a library you are using that's killing the process.
can somebody help me with updating my docker container for the latest ipython master? I have trouble running anything...
ah wait
ImportError: Entry point ('console_scripts', 'ipython3') not found
Where's your Dockerfile?
wait, I can dpaste it, but it's messy
While IPython's dependencies are unreleased, you will need to install them all explicitly
For example: https://gist.github.com/minrk/2b74fb7465a3702e2ce4
hm ok, that makes sense
I previously assumed pip install would do that for me
ah and that splitting is probably new
pip refuses to get anything that's not a stable release on PyPI
there are a few deprecated APIs that can do it that easy_install used to do (dependency_links), but pip disables by default and discourages as an antipattern.
I have checked out the submodules
and these don't contain a setup.py ...
There's only one submodule, and it's just javascript, so it shouldn't have a setup.py
All of the repos linked above are proper Python packages with setup.py.
hm
Does installing from that requirements.txt not work for you?
I think I need to repull everything first... I didn't try that yet