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I could build and successfully use the docker container by following the instructions in the README.md. I left a minor comment about some paths mentioned in that file, though.
I wonder whether it makes sense to move to or duplicate in README.md the test installation instructions that are in INSTALL.md. Another option is point the user to those instructions from the README.md. They're useful, but they're not immediately discoverable from the README.md if the user used the Docker container.
It also "cleans" the travis script by externalising some of the installation steps as scripts under `.ci`.
So the only need for sudo is to run `make install`
When building petsc it may download the dependencies on a place that's not being cached properly. Hopefully, running make will download them again
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@Jimbles this is an "important" change. I've simply done it so we get colours when opening the configuration files. Could you check whether I'm not missing anything?
This refers to that last commit!
Thanks @giordano for your review
Removes the source and building folders for peits and zoltan
Make tests executable scripts
Start bash at login instead of zsh
This adds a docker container 🐋 for the old version running on 16.04 (now the same than Travis!).
Here we've also updated the readme and Travis to be homogenous with the docker. The installation instructions have been brought inside the repository to keep it in sync with what's currently there (and not pointed to the wiki as that becomes misleading with different versions).