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Enhance Continuous Integration & Testing #1027

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wxmerkt opened this issue Jan 6, 2022 · 6 comments
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Enhance Continuous Integration & Testing #1027

wxmerkt opened this issue Jan 6, 2022 · 6 comments

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wxmerkt commented Jan 6, 2022

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Testing vectorization will require to compile all the dependencies (pinocchio, hpp-fcl, eigenpy, etc) with the same flags, if we want to run Python-based tests and examples.
How are you planning to do this?

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wxmerkt commented Jan 6, 2022

Good point. I don't have the bandwidth to implement these items but wanted to keep track of them. They are a good starting point if someone is keen to pick them up or if we'd have some engineer bandwidth

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Good point. I don't have the bandwidth to implement these items but wanted to keep track of them. They are a good starting point if someone is keen to pick them up or if we'd have some engineer bandwidth

We could definitely start with testing compilation only (if this is not enough).

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wxmerkt commented Mar 31, 2022

Pinocchio on ROS-CI now has HPP-FCL included, so the collision tests are run as well

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Pinocchio on ROS-CI now has HPP-FCL included, so the collision tests are run as well

Great! thanks for pointing out. Indeed, I didn't realize this bit.

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I added a configuration for codegen using CONDA; however, it would be nice to have another one in gitlab-ci.

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