CI fail on OSX

Question

Hi,

Travis is not happy with OSX build.

jcarpent · Answer

It seems that you don't have provided the operator<

jmirabel · Answer

I think it's really stupid to have updated the master branch of this repo so early, wi

jcarpent · Answer

By the way, I just read the output of travis report ;)

nim65s · Answer

About the master branch, it was clearly a mistake. We can put it back to its previous

jmirabel · Answer

It seems that you don't have provided the operator< for CachedMeshLoad

jmirabel · Answer

The fix is here:

jmirabel · Answer

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nim65s · Answer

master is back to its previous state.
About 1.0.0, no, once it is published, it wo

jmirabel · Answer

You shouldn't have published it. It was a mistake and we discovered it quickly. So ple

nim65s · Answer

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wxmerkt · Answer

I did work on it and prepare the release but haven't pulled the trigger. I will wait u

nim65s · Answer

the tag and the tar.gz have been removed from this repo, but the next release will be

jmirabel · Answer

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nim65s · Answer

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jmirabel · Answer

Is there a way to get the logs of the unit tests to have a more verbose output ?

nim65s · Answer

yes, cf <a class="commit-link" data-hovercard-type="commit" data-hovercard-url="https:

nim65s · Answer

Pushed it 30min ago, travis is still booting a VM to launch them…

nim65s · Answer

Another possibility is to run directly the failing test, eg. <code class="notranslate"

nim65s · Answer

And now the tests are passing <a href="https://travis-ci.org/nim65s/hpp-fcl/jobs/49220

CI fail on OSX about hpp-fcl HOT 19 CLOSED