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ddd52883
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Andreas Dedner
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add a clang toolchain to test python bindings
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refactor the way python is used in dune
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@@ -45,6 +45,19 @@ debian-11-gcc-9-17-python:
# add some logging output from the python bindings
DUNE_LOG_LEVEL
:
DEBUG
tags
:
[
duneci
]
ubuntu-20.04-clang-10-17-python
:
image
:
registry.dune-project.org/docker/ci/ubuntu:20.04
script
:
duneci-standard-test
stage
:
test
variables
:
DUNECI_TOOLCHAIN
:
clang-10-17
# the CMAKE_FLAGS used to build the modules - set python bindings to on
DUNE_CMAKE_FLAGS
:
'
-DDUNE_ENABLE_PYTHONBINDINGS=ON'
# cmake flags we use for all dune module
DUNECI_CMAKE_FLAGS
:
$DUNE_CMAKE_FLAGS
# add some logging output from the python bindings
DUNE_LOG_LEVEL
:
DEBUG
tags
:
[
duneci
]
system-test
:
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