Drop PIL and Scipy dependencies#188
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Additionally, test with only packages numpy and scipy
PyAv reader requires PIL.
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I read it twice, looks good. We'll settle the pillow v3 issue in the next round. Do you want an v0.3.2rc2? |
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Drop PIL and Scipy dependencies
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Yes please then trackpy tests can pass again |
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Done and pushed to PyPI. Let me know if this looks good and I'll tag v0.3.2 Dan On Fri, Oct 23, 2015 at 11:53 AM Casper van der Wel <
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This makes PIL and scipy really optional, as a step up to #186 . I added a Travis mode with
numpyonly.The PyAv reader is based on PIL too, so there is an extra check for that now.