[BioRuby] Travis-CI & bundler problem

[Iain Barnett]

Hi Joachim,

Sorry for the late reply. I've not had a chance to look in depth at this,
but the test still hangs on my machine... though it's not the quickest
machine on the planet. The main thing is that the Travis tests run.

I'll put in a pull request when I've had time to give it a proper look. In
the meantime, you can always fetch the stuff I've done already to have a
look using

    git remote add yb66 https://github.com/yb66/BioInterchange.git
    git fetch yb66/develop

Rather than merge it into your master, you may want to create a branch off
of master to experiment with. From master:

    git checkout -b branch-name
    git merge yb66/develop

Although I'm pretty sure you'll get some merge conflicts! When I get a look
I'll try and clean those up for you. Apologies if you know all the above
commands, but git is so arcane I never assume anyone has knowledge of it! :)

Regards,
Iain


On 13 November 2013 15:18, Joachim Baran <joachim.baran at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello,
>
>   Iain, I found out why the tests got stuck: an IO.pipe was filled up
> (synchronous read/write control flow). I changed the test where the problem
> occurred to use a temporary file instead.
>
>   If you would like to add your changes that you made to the unit tests,
> then please update your fork and send me a pull request later.
>
>   Note: BioInterchange no longer supports Ruby 1.8. It requires 1.9 or
> later now.
>
> Joachim
>
>
>