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The travis build is failing due to some random issue. See this build
https://travis-ci.org/jarifibrahim/climate/builds/174863520
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@Omkar20895 `npm install` would create a folder `node_modules` and install
all the dependencies in it. If you do `npm install -g` then the dependencies
are installed globally.
I tried
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@agoodm Done via
https://github.com/apache/climate/commit/6156eff08b11f92acbfee0ca5be5d78e473483c6
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@lewismc Done.
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@agoodm @lewismc I've added some comments to the exception handling. Should
I merge it now?
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Right. That would happen. Maybe we could temporarily skip these tests.
Once opendap servers are working we could add these tests back.
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The bug/exceptions are not in ocw but in its dependencies. The downloading
of the dataset is handled by the respective packages. So if something goes
wrong while downloading the datasets that
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Climate 863
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CLIMATE-889 - Fix Travis Build
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--- Diff: ocw/data_source/podaac.py ---
@@ -0,0 +1,111 @@
+# Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one
+# or more contributor
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@lewismc Please take a look at this.
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The doc build works fine on my machine. Please rebase and then merge.
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CLIMATE-844 - Attribute error in test_smoke.py
This PR fixes the Attribute error in test_smoke.py file. The tests are
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In ocw/dataset.py:
In ocw/dataset.py on line 314:
@huikyole Can you please take a look at these tests[0] and fix
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In ocw/dataset.py:
In ocw/dataset.py on line 314:
@huikyole Shouldn't we check this in some kind of setter m
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@Omkar20895 This merge breaks the test instead of fixing it. We might have
to undo the changes made by this PR to get the tests working again.
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@lewismc The exception can be fixed by renaming `time_range` to
`temporal_boundaries`.
But there are many more exceptions in the unit tests. A lot of new code has
been added lately but the
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@Omkar20895 @huikyole This branch wasn't supposed to be merged, right? It
breaks the dap tests
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@agoodm I'm not sure why the build is stuck. I tried starting a new build
but it also got stuck at `waiting`. The issue seems to be with landscape.
Please go ahead and merge this PR.
-
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Climate-832 - Add smoke tests
- Update requirements
- Add smoke tests
Sample output of smoke tests
```
Checking installed dependencies
numpy>=1.10.4 â
sc
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@agoodm can you please fix landscape.io issues? The build failed because
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[Link](https://landscape.io/diff/413629)
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CLIMATE-820 - Update pip requirements
- Remove unused requirements (nose-exclude, pylint)
- Update all packages to latest version
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--- Diff: .landscape.yml ---
@@ -0,0 +1,18 @@
+python-targets:
--- End diff --
Done.
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@huikyole Thank you so much. Closing PR because of **Invalid Issue**.
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@huikyole The link to the image in your comment is broken. Please fix it.
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--- Diff: ocw/dataset.py ---
@@ -28,10 +28,9 @@
import ocw.utils as utils
-from mpl_toolkits.basemap import shiftgrid
--- End
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--- Diff: ocw/utils.py ---
@@ -326,97 +339,107 @@ def calc_climatology_monthly(dataset):
raise ValueError(error)
else
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--- Diff: ocw/dataset_processor.py ---
@@ -202,130 +214,158 @@ def spatial_regrid(target_dataset, new_latitudes,
new_longitudes, boundary_check
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--- Diff: ocw/dataset_processor.py ---
@@ -51,107 +53,114 @@ def temporal_subset(month_start, month_end,
target_dataset, average_each_year=Fa
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CLIMATE-812 - Fix PEP8 violations in dataset processor
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CLIMATE-811 - Add landscape.io integration
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CLIMATE-808 - Add tests for plotter module
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@lewismc conflict resolved.
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@lewismc Yes. I'll update the JIRA ticket to explain the issue. Thanks!
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--- Diff: ocw/dataset_processor.py ---
@@ -68,8 +68,6 @@ def temporal_subset(month_start, month_end,
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Climate 802
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CLIMATE-800 - TypeError in _rcmes_calc_average_on_new_time_unit
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CLIMATE-799 - TypeError in subset function
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CLIMATE-796 - TypeError in temporal_slice function
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* conda_environment.txt file is useless.
* install-conda.sh can be merged to install-ubuntu.sh to improve the
process of installation. The user has to run only
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The builds failed because the travis is using the old version of the
install-ubuntu.sh script. Please merge the CLIMATE-793 to fix the build.
Please check
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The Jenkins build is failing due to some permission issues with the conda
installation.
The script works fine on a bare machine.
Please check this
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CLIMATE-794 - Update travis.yml
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- Track coverage
- Upload code coverage report to coveralls.io
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CLIMATE-793 - Update install-ubuntu.sh script
- Merge install-ubuntu.sh and install-conda.sh
- Delete install-conda.sh
- Delete conda_environment.txt
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The commit has been merged. Hence closing #337
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[INFRA-11783 Add Github integration to
jenkins](https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/INFRA-11783)
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@lewismc The builds for the PR's aren't working right now. The code is
built only after it is merged to master branch. I've raised a JIRA ticket an
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Yeah.
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ok to test
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Fix PEP8 violations
Following PEP8 violations are fixed
- Remove trailing whitespaces
- Fix lines with length > 79
- Add two blank lines after every function
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Fix temporal_subset() function
- Add tests for temporal_subset()
Fixes https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CLIMATE-791
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Remove redundant code in temporal_resolution function
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CLIMATE-786 - Update rcmed.py and test_rcmed.py
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- Fix test_rcmed.py file
Function `test_function_parameter_dataset_lats_monthly` is added to improve
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Please do no close the PR. I'm waiting for OCWJenkins to comment on this PR
with the test results.
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test 1
Jenkins test branch. Do Not Merge this branch.
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CLIMATE-785 - RCMED.py: optimize code
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CLIMATE-780 - Add Travis-CI build status to README.md
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@lewismc I'm not getting any such errors. I'm using sphinx 1.3.6
```
docs[CLIMATE-760] % make html
sphinx-build -b html -d build/doctrees so
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@lewismc I was unable to reproduce all the errors in the Jira issue. I just
pulled from the master branch and fixed all the issues that the documentation
had
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Yes Lewis. Exciting days ahead :dancers:
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CLIMATE-760 - Address documentation warnings
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- Update table of contents tree
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Here's the latest
[build](https://travis-ci.org/jarifibrahim/climate/builds/121927729).
Btw the Travis-CI does not use the install-ubuntu.sh scri
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@Omkar20895 All dependency conflicts have been resolved.
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@lewismc No. This issue has not been merged.
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Thank you @lewismc @Omkar20895.
Please take a look at the PR for
[ubuntu-install.sh](https://github.com/apache/climate/pull/318) and
[utils_tests](https
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@Omkar20895 @lewismc Please merge this branch ASAP. The travis-ci build is
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@Omkar20895 Basemap does not work with numpy 1.11.0. It requires numpy
1.10* . I'll update h5py to 2.6.0.
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The tests failed on executing `nosetests` from the root climate folder. The
tests had some improper imports.
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The tests failed when they were executed from the root folder of climate
project. Try executing `nosetests` from the root climate folder to reproduce
these errors
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@lewismc The script works fine. But there's a dependency issue. Is there a
wiki page that lists the dependencies ? The existing `ocw-conda-dependency`
fil
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@lewismc Yes. The Travis build fails because of the bad tests but Travis
works as expected. I've created a Travis-test branch which works fine after
fixin
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CLIMATE-775 - Fix failing tests in ocw_config_runner
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https://github.com/apache/climate/pull/322
CLIMATE-774 - Fix failing tests
- Add 'mock' to pip-dependencies
- Fix file path in test_utils.py
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GitHub user jarifibrahim opened a pull request:
https://github.com/apache/climate/pull/321
add Travis-CI config
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Github user jarifibrahim commented on the pull request:
https://github.com/apache/climate/pull/318#issuecomment-192293306
@MichaelArthurAnderson @lewismc Could you please test this script?
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GitHub user jarifibrahim opened a pull request:
https://github.com/apache/climate/pull/318
CLIMATE-766 Easy-ocw/install-ubuntu.sh script is broken
Can anyone please test this script and post the results.
I have not tested it. I didn't want to mess with my installation.
Yo
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https://github.com/apache/climate/pull/315
CLIMATE-759 - Fix failing test in test_dataset_processor.py
- fix tests in TestTemporalRebin class
`TemporalRebin()` function passes the received parameters to
Github user jarifibrahim commented on the pull request:
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Yeah. I had fixed the issue but the tests were still returning false. I'll
fix the tests and then push a PR.
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