Changes between Version 26 and Version 27 of CodeCampV

Timestamp:

Oct 25, 2016 10:27:18 AM (8 years ago)

Author:

smk78

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CodeCampV

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 By the end of the code camp, most of the main goals had been achieved. SESANS functionality was working in the GUI - both transforming SANS models automatically and calculating SESANS function directly. The save project functionality had been improved and repaired. The models from SASFit that do not currently overlap with sasmodels had been identified and work started on shipping them to the sasmodels marketplace for users to download. Refactoring of oriented cylinder-type models had begun to improve the behaviour when using orientation distributions. The documentation was broadly reviewed, then corrected and significantly expanded and enhanced to keep pace with the large number of new features and improved existing ones. As can be seen from the list of tickets that were closed or worked on during the code camp, there was a lot of work on stability improvements and bug fixing.
 
-The work that had been done by Lewis O'Driscoll at ISIS over the summer was integrated into the main code base, adding a Correlation Function perspective, and a data converter for file formats that put Q and I in separate files. Perhaps the most exciting additions however is the sasmodels [http://http://marketplace.sasview.org marketplace] that Lewis wrote which is now live and has the potential of changing the way new models are developed and shared.
+The work that had been done by Lewis O'Driscoll at ISIS over the summer was integrated into the main code base, adding a Correlation Function perspective, and a data converter for file formats that put Q and I in separate files. Perhaps the most exciting addition however is the sasmodels [http://http://marketplace.sasview.org marketplace] that Lewis wrote which is now live and has the potential of changing the way new models are developed and shared.
 
 At the same time, several infrastructure enhancements needed to support the efficient development and deployment of !SasView were made: some of the build servers were upgraded to deploy with scipy 0.18 (which proved to be more difficult than anticipated); a test build server for a 64bit windows build was set up and it was agreed that 4.1 will be the last 32bit Windows release; the Trac server was properly integrated with Github so that code browsing works and commit messages can add comments to and close Trac tickets. The developers all became comfortable with a branch-work-merge/pull request workflow, rather than committing all changes to master. This approach will hopefully allow us to make more frequent releases as we can choose to not include code in master that is not yet stable enough.