I've mainly done this using a thumbnailing tool like gthumb on one side
of the screen and a console to copy files on the other. Since the diff
images are already generated, it's generally not so bad. I'm going to
try to get all tests passing before the release if possible. Wish me
luck. :)
There are some related bug reports to this in #743 and #744.
Mike
On 03/14/2012 05:38 PM, Benjamin Root wrote:
So, I just tried running the test suite on matplotlib and it came back
with 70+ failures. I personally don't have the time or the focus to
go through them all, but I suspect most if not all are related to some
"snapping" fixes as most of the diff images seem to be related to
changes in the graph borders and slight changes in text placement.
Maybe it would be useful to come up with a tool that could process
through the result_images directory and display the images and their
diffs and help us replace the images we deem as acceptable (or bump
thresholds if we don't want to replace the image).
What do others think? Maybe someone already has such a script?
Ben Root
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