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@cpcloud cpcloud commented Jul 5, 2013

closes #4132.

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jreback commented Jul 5, 2013

this looks like it fixes it?

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jreback commented Jul 5, 2013

are some of these suppopsed to install numpy 1.6.1????

https://travis-ci.org/pydata/pandas/jobs/8782276

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jreback commented Jul 5, 2013

and statsmodels not install ing either.....?

https://travis-ci.org/pydata/pandas/jobs/8782274

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cpcloud commented Jul 5, 2013

not sure...but all those question marks just about gave me a heart attack :)

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jreback commented Jul 5, 2013

sory....creating an issue

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cpcloud commented Jul 5, 2013

i believe all compiled artifacts are coming from @y-p's openshift server, so i think installing 1.6.1 is going to require some help from him if we want to add that...statsmodels i believe compiles only a few things so maybe either we could add to @y-p's server if he thinks it's a good idea or if it's not really worth it since there aren't a whole bunch of things compiled then we'll fix it without that

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cpcloud commented Jul 5, 2013

oh i c the 1.6.1 on the server

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ghost commented Jul 6, 2013

The server I put up hosts just the packages that require long compilation (numpy, botlleneck,
pytables, etc'). If a package is not found on the openshift server pip is supposed to fallback to pypi.
so you can specify any package and be no worse off then before the change. I did make
multiple versions available on the server, numpy 1.6.1 included.

I'm looking into @jreback's notes.

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BLD: travis seems to have not installed dateutil on py3.3
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