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another one with matplotlib installed
seems like random.sample does not take np arrays, its no abc.Sequence (which might be a bug in numpy?) |
I can reproduce Intermittent failures on py3.3 with numpy 1.7.0rc1.dev-3a52aa0' (git master).
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the random failures can only be seen with python 3.3 and python 2.7.3, hash randomization does not exist earlier |
verified. can reproduce on 2.7.3 with hash randomization enabled. |
actually no, the python "fix" is completely ineffective (see issue14621) |
afaict, the seed is only randomized between sessions, traversal order within a given process is |
dear lord, the order of keys is this form of construction is not well-determined: OrderedDict(foo=0,bar=1) |
Python 3.3 with NumPy git master passing cleanly for me now. Could you give it a shot with your environment and let me know so I can close this issue? |
I still get this failure (f4b5cbb):
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that one only fails with LC_ALL=C edit, not it fails with utf-8 too |
I tried doing |
I can only reproduce it in ubuntu 13.04, not 12.10. both use python 2.7.3 |
Bummer. I'll close this issue until it becomes a problem elsewhere-- the test case that is failing is very esoteric, I wouldn't expect you to run into it in the course of normal use. If you get motivated and want to pick through the C file tokenizer and figure out why it isn't falling into the error state, be my guest. |
@wesm, i get the same failure consistently on 64 bit debian testing with 3.3. |
I confirmed it works with ubuntus 2.7.3-5ubuntu4 but not 2.7.3-5ubuntu5
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OK, I'll reopen. |
@y-p if you have the stomach for it, you'll want to look at |
I will if I have to, but it looks like the failure is in the python rather then the c tokenizer:
note the 'engine': 'python'. edit:: wrong method but the conclusion is true, it's the python engine and not the c engine that the error comes from. |
@juliantaylor , can you confirm the fix in bc6ad16? |
Oh interesting. That makes sense that they altered the CSV module in Python 3.3 |
the fix works, thanks |
python changed behaviour, possibly http://bugs.python.org/issue16013
closed via bc6ad16 . |
on ubuntu 13.04 several tests fail with 3.3 while they suceed with python2
13.04 has python 3.3 and numpy 1.7
current pandas head 61766ec
this one is random probably related to hash randomization
the yahoo one might be due to missing internet connection?
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