04:52 < rcurtin> zoq: I think I don't have permissions to add new repositories to AppVeyor... I think you have those permissions. any chance you can add the mlpack-wheels repo? :)

06:25 < ankit369972> Hello! I am Ankit Lade, 2nd year EECS student from IISER-Bhopal, India. I have some experience in MATLAB and C++. Currently, I'm working under a professor on a project of collecting data from video using MATLAB. I would like to be a part of this organization by contributing wherever possible. May I know which repos are active so that I can start

06:25 < ankit369972> contributing there? Any help would be highly appreciated. Thank you.

06:27 < Nakul[m]> Hey ankit369972 you can start with these issue https://github.com/mlpack/mlpack/issues

08:21 < jenkins-mlpack2> Yippee, build fixed!

08:21 < jenkins-mlpack2> Project docker mlpack nightly build build #550: FIXED in 3 hr 7 min: http://ci.mlpack.org/job/docker%20mlpack%20nightly%20build/550/

12:11 < zoq> rcurtin: I've updated the permissions, let me know if that works, also maybe we should use azure?

12:13 < zoq> ankit369972: Hello, anything you see here: https://github.com/mlpack is on active development, also http://mlpack.org/community.html might be helpful.

12:15 < zoq> rcurtin: Added mlpack-wheels, just in case.

14:20 < Harsh> Hi, I am Harsh Shukla, Master's Student working in Robotics Research Center from IIIT-Hyderabad, India. I have experience of working in C++ and python. I would like to contribute in this organization's work wherever possible. Please suggest me how should I start and which repositories I should look into so that I can start contributing there. Thank

14:20 < Harsh> You.

15:02 < zoq> Harsh: Hello, in case you checkout the logs, have you seen: http://mlpack.org/community.html?

15:42 < rcurtin> zoq: thanks :) I'm mostly just copying the NumPy AppVeyor build for Python wheels

15:43 < rcurtin> so I want to keep it as simple as possible, instead of trying to adapt to Azure :)

15:43 < rcurtin> I'll merge ensmallen#145 later today and then release a new version

15:44 < rcurtin> 2.10.5 I guess, since there is no new added functionality, just bugfixes

16:51 < zoq> sounds good

18:03 < sreenik[m]> I am trying to build mlpack from source to get the latest updates, but the build fails because of the error ```fatal error: stb_image.h: No such file or directory

18:03 < sreenik[m]> 25 | #include <stb_image.h>``` in some files (core/data/load_csv.hpp, etc.) seeing which I installed stb and realised that stb headers can be successfully included in my system with the statement for eg: ```#include <stb/stb_image.h>```. Can I get some help on how to proceed so that I can get it work. I have two options in mind, either change the source code of the mlpack files, or reinstall stb in such a way so that

18:03 < sreenik[m]> ```#include <stb_image.h>``` works. Is there a better method, like doing something from cmake itself? Or is there something wrong with my configuration itself?

18:23 < Nakul[m]> freenode_sreenik[m]: there might be path error , i had the same error when i installed few days back but after reinstallation i get it working..

18:50 < zoq> sreenik[m]: What OS did you use, think debian installs stb in stb/stb_image.h, but looks like some systems use another path?

18:51 < zoq> Just checked the cmake file: https://github.com/mlpack/mlpack/blob/master/CMake/FindStbImage.cmake

18:51 < zoq> Here we check both paths.

18:54 < zoq> sreenik[m]: Did you start with a clean build?

19:23 < sreenik[m]> zoq: You are right. The clean build fixed it. When I realised I didn't have stb installed after a ```make``` command I installed it and did a ```cmake``` and ```make``` instead of cleaning up the build directory. Thanks :)

19:28 < sreenik[m]> Build successful!!

20:00 < zoq> sreenik[m]: Great :)