TST: install numexpr always on travis, bottleneck on full-deps #3768
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minor point: should IPython's version be in this script?
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we don't install it
u thinking for command line usage?
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i was just thinking that since there's a tiny bit of ipython code for completion and i know that the noseipdb plugin is currently having issues with the latest ipython api (not completion related tho), that it might be useful...
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TST: install numexpr always on travis, bottleneck on full-deps
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