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Little typo in commit message: "envrionement" |
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It is hard to find the link between this code and #82.
- Investigate why running samples fails on windows #82 should mention that these two tests should be re-enabled.
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reasonhere should reference Investigate why running samples fails on windows #82.
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It looks like this is already addressed in #85. No need to do anything with this now, but in general, it is a good rule to never leave loose ends around in master. Often they are not going to be cleaned up right away when things are still fresh in memory.
In order to run tests on Windows, Intel OpenCL runtime needs to be installed to run the tests on a compute device. It is also required to create a configuration file so that the tests are run on the CPU instead of a GPU (since there are no GPU available in azure-pipelines) Added update environment script in order to load the latest environment variables set by `Zivid-SDK` after successful installation. `PATH` environment variable must be updated befre running the tests. Ignored sample testing for windows, because of the following error: ``` python: can't open file 'D:\a\samples\sample_print_version_info.py': [Errno 2] No such file or directory ``` Ignored `winreg` import error, this module is not available on Linux
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In order to run tests on Windows, Intel OpenCL runtime needs to be
installed to run the tests on a compute device. It is also required to
create a configuration file so that the tests are run on the CPU instead
of a GPU (since there are no GPU available in azure-pipelines)
Added update environment script in order to load the latest envrionement
variables set by
Zivid-SDKafter successful installation.PATHenvironment variable must be updated befre running the tests.
Ignored sample testing for windows, because of the following error:
Ignored
winregimport error, this module is not available on Linux