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I think if we use Azure Pipelines, we wouldn't need to use Travis so we could take that configuration out.
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I played about with Azure Pipelines and GitHub branch protection last night and concluded that while it's a little difficult to set up, it is beneficial.
We can set up multiple Azure Pipeline jobs to run tests on different operating systems and a separate job that runs pycodestyle
. The tests successfully run on Windows and Mac VMs too, which are currently failing on Travis.
By separating the jobs we can configure GitHub to block merging if the tests fail, but perhaps we wouldn't want to block if linting fails - we would get that level of flexibility if we want.
I'm not saying we should use it - rather it's a possibility. Take a look at my fake PR on my fork of this repo. It's fairly difficult to see the output of pycodestyle
, I hope it's possible to expose it better.
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@danpope-bbc I'm all for this, for me this can be implemented as-is, and we can still tune the pycodestyle
settings, block or not-block, etc. later.
Would you also keep the current travis configuration (doesn't hurt really, but indeed isn't cross-os), or completely replace it with the new checks?
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PEP 8 has become the used standard, todo:
- properly document this decision.
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Related Issues (20)
- Clarify status of API HOT 3
- Separate repo for connectors? HOT 1
- Prepare API for release HOT 2
- Inserts and deletions prioritised calculating worddiffs/WER HOT 14
- Metric: Named entity recognition EditNew Page HOT 3
- Restore build instructions HOT 2
- Change 'Benchmarking STT' to 'BenchmarkSTT' in docs
- Edit Distance documentation HOT 3
- Change VERSION to 1.0.0 before releasing.
- Add code coverage and test badges? HOT 1
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- Tests failing on fresh install HOT 5
- language support HOT 4
- Character Error Rate (CER) HOT 4
- Add BEER tutorial
- [Documentation] add package API docs, e.g. as PythonDoc
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