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When more than one test is sent to pytest, the run is Aborted, and a core dumped.
Looks like threaded Gmsh runs dumping to the same file...
Maybe from the recently introduced tests?

I have integrated the mesh_surface to the gui, however the way I've done it was a quick fix due to the time constraints I had.

I have just added a system call calling mesh_surface through the terminal with if statements to include the options such as adding IDfiles and netcdf files. This is done in mesh_surface.py inside the run method.

A better method would be to incorporate some of the preexisting functions in MeshOperations and PremeshFunctions. Also making the mesh_surface a python loadable file so that we can work through by just importing it. By having a mesh_surface as a middle module which does all the work and having a python script which when called through the terminal would call the mesh_surface with the appropriate options would mean that would would have both functionalities and a more scalabe code.

Pull in the new updates to Compound Lines.

Likely to be a result of Compound - ID development.

Hook up with a build bot and hook to commits

Compile and load in the plugins to test in QGIS.

Collect and check all bugs currently submitted (in various locations).

Including:

• testing
• current plugin tip
• compound work

Use sys.path.insert(0,"/path/to/module") ?

I would also suggest that having a field which would specify the location and the filename of the generated geo and mesh file would be a good idea. Currently the geo file and the mesh file are being saved to the same folder as the domain shapefile and it is being saved as domain.geo which could be imposing too much restriction on a user.

Examine the current suite of tests.
Evaluate coverage (in terms of goal UK test).

From build:
$ sudo apt-get install -qq python-gdal
Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntugis/ppa/ubuntu/pool/main/g/gdal/python-gdal_1.9.2-2~precise4_amd64.deb 404 Not Found
E: Unable to fetch some archives, maybe run apt-get update or try with --fix-missing?
The command "sudo apt-get install -qq python-gdal" failed and exited with 100 during .

The plugins are available in the Ubuntu PPA at:
ppa:meshing/release
automatically built from the Launchpad repository.

Automate updates from the code hosted here?

Current setup with a
make installlocal
from the source is not prohibitively difficult - hence wishlist!