Tom Davidson
Tom Davidson
Hmm... Not sure the best place to do this sort of integration testing, given dependencies across multiple processors/repos. We could do it elsewhere (e.g. in mountainlab-conda), but that would break...
That sounds reasonable. We should set up a Travis build matrix, with an environmnent variable controlling which install method gets used ("GITHUB" or "CONDA"), and then run a fixed test...
I don’t think it would be *too* painful to go back to Mongo (user-local installs are easy to spin up) if this turns out to be a bigger pain point....
I believe this could be due to an error in conda packaging that I'm working on. (Some of our conda re-packaging of pip packages are erroneously pulling in extra packages...
My hunch is that the problem could be that we include the jp_proxy_widget package (which includes npm dependencies like bootstrap) in both the spikeforestwidgets and mountainlab_pytools conda packages. The 'nice'...
@magland please assign to me (I don't seem to have permissions to do this)
I agree! This 'leakage' of the underlying DynamicTables VectorData internals was confusing to me, especially as compared to DynamicTables columns that are not of type VectorData (these just behave like...
> If this means we read the entire column into memory for e.g. table['column_name'][0], it would be too much of a performance hit I don't think there's any reason to...
Oh now I get Ben’s concern. Sorry I missed that. Yes, returning something like an iterable seems like a good solution Sent from my phone > On Dec 11, 2018,...