I think it we could add the link to the repository, that would be perfect. Someone is probably going to add the post to phase 3 later too.
This is perfect @Loghijiaha
Just include the Github repo as well and it should be great
Hi all. Please take a look at the video recording and the video description: https://youtu.be/IL4a_uQNV5o . I cut the video a bit, but it is still processing. The description in the google doc was a bit old, any suggestions are welcome
Maybe it also makes sense to update the video in the blog and to reference the recording from the project page. URL will be the same
Definitely!
@oleg Thanks for your effort in publishing the videos. Here is the link for the final presentation of Machine Learning plugin. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/10ai1DNsMroEr-QeZfIarp0_oDzhgONGnq6BsAciBwb0/edit?usp=sharing
I know these communications will wane, naturally, but I would like to thank all of you for a great and thoughtful collaboration at a difficult time around the world. I want to think that these Jenkins-GSoC projects brought us together, not just as a technical team but also as simple people and friends. Thank you, stay well, and let's keep in touch!
You should go to global configuration. You can find kernel configuration there. Try to use the example given in the doc. Finally you can able to add IPython builder step in the build section.
As I mentioned I am running jenkins as docker container in a Linux VM. The container does not have any of these. So I have only master. The default image does not have this. Assumed the pluggin installation would do that. Do you have steps to perform before issuing the pip install? Thank you.