nightly fails due to inavaiability of dependencies for py 3.7-dev #21
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The failure was already reported upstream: I agree it would be more sensible to allow nightly failures. |
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# This is the 1st commit message: pin coveralls version # This is the commit message #2: rever change of pytest-coverage. Pin python-coverage # This is the commit message #3: just as a test, remove coveralls # This is the commit message #4: remove also cov from script 🤦 # This is the commit message #5: pin pytest version # This is the commit message #6: pin hypothesis version # This is the commit message #7: pin hypothesis to 3.55.1 now # This is the commit message #8: do not install pytest-coverage # This is the commit message #9: pin pytest-coverage # This is the commit message #10: install pinned coverage, do not install pytest-coverage :'( # This is the commit message #11: pin attr # This is the commit message #12: attr is attrs # This is the commit message #13: travis, please tell me attr version # This is the commit message #14: go back to original setup.py # This is the commit message #15: exclude coveralls from 3.4 & 3.5. Try 1 # This is the commit message #16: use [] instead of test # This is the commit message #17: install pytest 5.4.3 # This is the commit message #18: travis tell me something # This is the commit message #19: please do tell # This is the commit message #20: ooohhh? # This is the commit message #21: oh 2 # This is the commit message #22: oh 3 # This is the commit message #23: oh 4 # This is the commit message #24: oh 5
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This time PyYAML fails to compile from source
blocks #20
I suggest we allow failures in nightly...
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