CRON Build breaks
See original GitHub issueThe cron build of travis appears to break master (see) which actually does not (see the same commit). The thing is that in the cron build uses numpy 1.14.0.dev0+d607099 whereas the regular build uses numpy 1.13.1-py36h5bc529a_2. This makes doctests to break due to precission.
Expected:
0.824...
Got:
0.825
ping @lesteve
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I have opened https://github.com/numpy/numpy/issues/10026 for the space issue with arrays of size 1.
You can commit things directly to master, if you’re absolutely sure they won’t break things! (or if you’re sufficiently remorseful after breaking things 😛)