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Catalogue of Test Errors and Failures #952

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djkirkham opened this issue Nov 14, 2017 · 3 comments
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Catalogue of Test Errors and Failures #952

djkirkham opened this issue Nov 14, 2017 · 3 comments
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djkirkham commented Nov 14, 2017

There are currently several issues with the automated tests. They are listed below.

Python 2.7 with pinned packages numpy=1.7.1, matplotlib=1.3.1, scipy=0.12.0

Failing due to extra attributes in Natural Earth data:

[doctest] cartopy.io.shapereader
TestLakes.test_record
TestRivers.test_record

Failing due to differences in geometry in Natural Earth data:

TestRivers.test_geometry

Python 3.4 with pinned packages numpy=1.8.2, matplotlib=1.3.1, scipy=0.14.0

Several tests are failing due to not being able to find libgfortran.so.1. The libgfortran package is installed in the conda environment.

Python 3.5 "Latest Everything"

This is erroring due to a known error with Python 3.5 (https://bugs.python.org/issue26154)

Python 2.* "Latest Everything"

In addition to the test failures in the Python 2.7 tests, the following are failing due to image differences, presumably due to using mpl2:

test_web_tiles
test_pcolormesh_limited_area_wrap
test_streamplot
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See #926 which has CI passing properly.

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QuLogic commented Nov 14, 2017

Yes, please review #926!

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Closed by #960

@QuLogic QuLogic added this to the 0.16 milestone Nov 28, 2017
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