Start testing with PyQt5

[ccordoba12]

More testing :-)

[ccordoba12]

The only way to keep going with this is to compile qt5 and pyqt5 ourselves. The conda versions I've found are old and with too much deps on system libraries.

[ccordoba12]

Success!! We are now testing PyQt5 with PY 2.7 and 3.5, but not 3.4. The idea is too quickly drop support for 3.4 (in a month or two :-)

This is another great step to move forward to 3.0 final ;-)

[Nodd]

Why drop 3.4 ? It's quite recent, and not everyone uses Anaconda...

[ccordoba12]

I thought we only had a limited number of slots in Travis, but that doesn't seem to be the case :-)

I'll leave it then until 3.5 is adopted more broadly.

[SylvainCorlay]

Does anaconda ship PyQt5? If yes, this is great news for retina display users.

[ccordoba12]

Nop, not yet. I created packages for Linux (for now). They are available in our official Anaconda channel:

http://anaconda.org/spyder-ide

I hope to create Mac and Windows packages later on :-)

But that's another reason for making PyQt5 the default in Spyder 3.

[goanpeca]

@SylvainCorlay can you register at anaconda.org

[SylvainCorlay]

Done! I am also @SylvainCorlay on anaconda.org.

[goanpeca]

Cool, I will add you to the list of owners, now we need @Nodd and @blink1073 to follow your steps 😉

[goanpeca]

@blink1073 is this you https://anaconda.org/blink1073 ?

[blink1073]

Yep

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