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so a way to fix install r things with a separate conda installl and use --no-deps |
They are already a separate conda install, and indeed, tried with |
i would guess that rpy maybe is explicitly having pandas as a dep? (and maybe. it before) another alternative could be to fix the versions also possible newer conda 'fixes' things (but actually we were relying on broken behavior before) |
other thug is we do uninstall pandas as final step (so we will use the sec version) for example xarray installs pandas as well |
you just need this in This is what we do at the end of
though what I would really do is put these lines in:
in here
This is an optional script that gets run to do post conda/pip requirements installs (when completely custom is needed). |
Ah, yes, that seems like a better idea. In any case, the test with Test is here: #15317 |
I also temp removed all builds except for this one to make faster (but won't merge that comit): https://travis-ci.org/jreback/pandas/builds/198847359 |
Ah OK, your commit is fine as well, but updated the PR as well. |
yep go ahead with yours is fine. |
And from the build on your fork, it seems to work now (the remaining errors in the doc build log are the 'expected' (await fixes as well)) |
Since a few commits (but I don't think it is related to one of our commits, rather to conda or so), the docs are run with pandas 0.19.2, and not with master (giving a lot of errors for those code blocks that show new things, see eg here)
The cause seems to be that the installing of
r
andrpy2
seems to install pandas (https://travis-ci.org/pandas-dev/pandas/jobs/198582770, line 1233 in the log). Before that commit, the build log does not include pandas in that conda output.The strange thing is also that pandas appears in the conda output as a 'new' package, not one that is up or downgraded. Which seems to indicate that pandas was not yet installed, although the master version seemed to be installed correctly.
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