TST: also test with pandas master about pandas-datareader

[hayd]

I actually don't think this is too important, IMO this package is going to be pretty stable (and so not built enough for that to be a useful barometer/alarm). I think a better strategy will be to check that it's passing with latest pandas at rc time (when we can just add the rc release to travis).

If the pandas devs build a package which gets completely broken on pandas updates what hope does the rest of the world have?? :p

[davidastephens]

@hayd Looking to add the rc release to travis. Doesn't seem to work - I'm getting:

Error: No packages found in current linux-64 channels matching: pandas 0.17.0rc1*

from Travis. Is there a way to add the rc release to the travis build?
davidastephens@f9a944c

https://travis-ci.org/davidastephens/pandas-datareader/jobs/81315264

[hayd]

You may need to use a special channel to conda install it? I think I remember @jreback saying something like that on the ML...

[jreback]

add

conda config --add channels pandas

thrn

conda install pandas

gets the latest

u can also do

conda install pandas -c pandas

[hayd]

Thanks! Hopefully this builds: https://travis-ci.org/pydata/pandas-datareader/builds/81331703 #90 :)

[davidastephens]

Got it to work. Had to add a "v" in front of the version.

Had to make one change to make it build: adding the stack level on the Option deprecation warning.
https://travis-ci.org/davidastephens/pandas-datareader/jobs/81332942 #91