Don't generate .pyc files when running tests #2214
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+1000000 if this fixes those failures! |
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We got one set of tests passing. I've restarted the Travis tests, because I'm not comfortable with a single data point. If they pass again, I say merge, baby, merge! |
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Let's do it! |
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This is an experiment to try to fix the recent test failures (when parallel testing) of the form: