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Test suite is failing on master: No module named 'hypothesis.extra.pytestplugin' #1655
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This is particularly puzzling because as far as I know, we don't even use this plugin. |
I've been getting the same failure on #1609. Only on Python 3.5 and 3.6. |
I did a diff on the build output from passing and failing builds, and conda is installing literally the exact same upstream dependencies. I can't see any changes, beyond the time which the builds were run, how long downloads take and of course whether the test crashes at the end or not. |
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I can add some information here.
So, I think we can conclude something went wrong with the conda-forge build of hypothesis or pytest. Since we don't use |
Ping our conda-forge expert @ocefpaf as he might be interested |
There is now a open issue on conda-forge: conda-forge/hypothesis-feedstock#16 |
I removed the bad package and things should be back t normal. See https://anaconda.org/conda-forge/hypothesis/files?version=3.33.0 (Not sure what went wrong and I cannot look into it right now, but I guess that latest |
Thanks for tracking this down! How did we even get hypothesis installed in our CI environment? I guess things tend to bring in extra dependencies.... |
Exactly, conda-forge bundles optional dependencies in addition to required ones (e.g. conda-forge/xarray-feedstock#5). |
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I'm not quite sure what's going on here, but the tests aren't even running:
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