In article <51F92F58.6020906@...31...>,
Michael Droettboom <mdroe@...31...>
wrote:
I have tagged and uploaded matplotlib 1.3.0 final. Congratulations to
all involved! It was a long slog getting this release out, and I
appreciate everyone's patience.
Once we have binaries uploaded to SourceForge, I will make a formal
announcement in the usual channels.
I built the Mac binary on MacOS X 10.6 but have run into two problems:
- Most of the unit tests are missing, so I can't properly test the
results. But my application that uses matplotlib and TkAgg works fine,
so may well be OK. Also, I checked and the installer was trying to build
all expected backends (including the native Mac backend).
- When the 1.3.0 installer is used to overwrite matplotlib 1.2.1 (and
the pytz and dateutil that it installs) it breaks pytz and dateutils, by
deleting most of the contents, leaving only a subdir named zoneinfo in
each package (with different contents for each package).
Installing a new pytz and dateutils and running the 1.3.0 binary
installer (overwriting matplotlib 1.3.0 or no matplotlib at all) leaves
these packages functional (though it changes the modification date, so
it's doing something).
I have replicated this several times.
I'm not sure whether to upload this installer. It's a bit dangerous and
ill tested.
-- Russell
In article <51F92F58.6020906@...31...>,
Michael Droettboom <mdroe@...31...>
wrote:
I have tagged and uploaded matplotlib 1.3.0 final. Congratulations to
all involved! It was a long slog getting this release out, and I
appreciate everyone's patience.
Once we have binaries uploaded to SourceForge, I will make a formal
announcement in the usual channels.
I built the Mac binary on MacOS X 10.6 but have run into two problems:
- Most of the unit tests are missing, so I can't properly test the
results. But my application that uses matplotlib and TkAgg works fine,
so may well be OK. Also, I checked and the installer was trying to build
all expected backends (including the native Mac backend).
What do you mean the unit tests are missing? They don't run? Can you send the output from nose?
Glad to hear about the installer building the macosx backend -- that was pretty serious when it wasn't doing that.
- When the 1.3.0 installer is used to overwrite matplotlib 1.2.1 (and
the pytz and dateutil that it installs) it breaks pytz and dateutils, by
deleting most of the contents, leaving only a subdir named zoneinfo in
each package (with different contents for each package).
Installing a new pytz and dateutils and running the 1.3.0 binary
installer (overwriting matplotlib 1.3.0 or no matplotlib at all) leaves
these packages functional (though it changes the modification date, so
it's doing something).
I thought you were including pytz and dateutils in your installer. Is that not the case? If not, isn't it enough to document that matplotlib now doesn't ship with these dependencies, and they will need to be installed using pip or other means? Can they be installed afterward and have things work?
Cheers,
Mike
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On 07/31/2013 01:47 PM, Russell E. Owen wrote:
I have replicated this several times.
I'm not sure whether to upload this installer. It's a bit dangerous and
ill tested.
-- Russell
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