Added travis and coveralls#278
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Removed dict comprehensions
Python 2.6 formatting fixes ({0} not {})
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This will fix #134
This adds continuous integration (thanks to @seb-buch ) and automated coverage reports too.
I've created a clone where I've applied this patch already for people to see.
https://github.com/richardjgowers/mdanalysis
So visibly there's the 2 buttons, one for if tests pass, and one that reports code coverage on the project.
Whenever a commit is pushed to develop, this will automatically trigger a check of all the tests. This means we will know within ~1 hour of a commit if it broke something (so test locally as usual, but this stops any mistakes).
When doing pull requests to the repo, an automatic reply stating if all tests pass and the change in code coverage will appear, eg:
richardjgowers#6
I've opted for coveralls rather than codecov, as codecov seems to want read/write access on ALL repos. Coveralls just requires access to commit status and user email addresses.
Unless anyone loudly objects I'll implement this in 2 days.