Appveyor only tests plotting - #115
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Looks like I have a CI issue to sort out and I need to report on the speed improvements |
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This is obsolete, right? |
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Yes, this is pretty outdated but limiting where we test plotting is still a consideration. I'll try and validate the performance is bad enough that this kind of change is still needed. |
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I've updated the CI testing so that Appveyor only does plotting testing on Windows and Travis CI does the remainder of the Windows tests. Ideally this should decrease overall CI time. Note there is currently a bug with FFMPEG.jl and Trvais CI which means we cannot test plotting on Windows in Travis CI.
Additionally, the ability to restrict what tests are run is generally useful and I would have used that with the recent addition of unbounded intervals.