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Test unbreaking travis through docker #109

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@frozencemetery frozencemetery commented Nov 24, 2016

Travis will not pass until pythongssapi/k5test#3 is merged, and k5test passes. Currently only the RPM builders are broken on the latest k5test release.

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if [ x"$PYTHON" = "x3" ]; then
yum -y install python3-pip python3-devel

# really not happy about this
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salty comments are salty :-P

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@@ -20,7 +69,7 @@ F8_SETUP=$?
flake8 gssapi
F8_PY=$?

flake8 gssapi --filename='*.pyx,*.pxd' --ignore=E225,E226,E227,E901,E402
flake8 gssapi --filename='*.pyx,*.pxd' --ignore=E225,E226,E227,E901,E402,E999
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we should probably note what each of these are that we're skipping, and why.

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If we do go with this, we need to make sure it doesn't break the release mechanisms at all.

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Looks like this adds between 30s and 1min to each test in the matrix, which is a bit of a time increase. It's not horrible, though. I wonder if we can ship images pre-installed with our test environment to speed things up?

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I do really like that we can now test across multiple distros easily, though.

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(Addressed two comments in new version.)

It's more time in the matrix, but it's far less work for me since I don't have to get each version of krb5 (and to a lesser extent, Python) working on Ubuntu-14.04. It also allows us to be more flexible with the underlying Travis infrastructure: we don't care what Ubuntu (or Linux, even) version underlies it. It even brings us closer to not needing sudo, if I understand it right.

As for pre-installed images, I don't know; you know much more about container building than I do.

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Sorry, against 12.04; this build transparently upgrades to 14.04.

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