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Fix setup to allow installing from PyPi
Another attempt at fixing the setuptools problem
Fix pip incantation
Fix typo
Try updating setuptools too
Try upgrading pip and setuptools after venv install
Rule out install_requires as the source of the problem
Try just requiring the ones that can be built from source
Use explicit install_requires and move version checks to after setup runs
Clean up installation for PyPI compatiblity
Dead end commit
Fix travis to match new installation procedure
Put build_versions check after install
Fix travis syntax
Switch to lower-case cython in version check
Another attempt
Another fix
Fix syntax error
Make header executable
Build inplace on py27
Fix finding of source code version in sphinx
Fix travis syntax
Import setuptools after install
Fix the version check in sphinx
Work around setuptools bug in 2.7
Fix handling of Cython requirement and update release notes
Switch to one Appveyor build and update build method
Add cython back to install_requires
Remove debug lines
Another try for appveyor install
Another attempt at setuptools and Appveyor
Do not let intermittent apt-get failures crash the build
Fix typo
Another appveyor attempt
More fixes for setuptools and Appveyor
Yet another setuptools/appveyor attempt
Put requirements.txt back in order
Fix typo
Fix readlines function call
Try not using a venv for python 2.7
Fix syntax
Try the provided venv for py27
Remove --user
Remove debug info
Another try for python27 fix
Try again
Do not use install_requires with numpy/scipy
Try just avoiding scipy
Try removing scipy (numpy was before)
Avoid both scipy and numpy
Fix qt install on 27
Fix qt install on 27 agin
Revert the scripts to their previous condition
Revert file permission changes
Undo changes to requirements.txt
The canny_simple.py demo in viewer_examples/plugins has a save
button that raises an AttributeError in PIL because the button
click is passing 'False' to the SaveButtons.save_to_file function
when it expects a filename or None.
Add a helper function to check for low contrast
Add a check for low contrast when using imsave
Use the low contrast helper in imshow and make sure warnings are always shown
Clean up parameter names and add doctests
Remove unnecessary warning context
Remove unnecessary warning context
Add dtype ranges for 64bit types
Update tests with new warnings
Fix doctest logic
Fix doctest logic
Add a low contrast test with multiple dtypes
Fix check for color images
Fix color check again
Add support for int32 types
Relax assertion for 32bit builds
Add a low contrast test with multiple dtypes
Add a low contrast test with multiple dtypes
Fix check for color images
Fix color check again
Add support for int32 types
Stefan van der Walt