James Addison

> Until now, the testing fixtures were not documented at all and there were real bugs. We also didn't have any explicit public API so I'm not sure whether to...

> So now, we have another flaky test on windows 😆 It's entirely caused by the network so I don't have a good way to make it "safe and easy"...

About the Python3.13 test failures: > 23 Mar 2024, 16:25 > [@[email protected]]( https://ubuntu.social/@launchpadstatus/112145930938639123) > Launchpad is down due to unexpected hardware issues and our SREs are working to fix it.

> About the Python3.13 test failures: > > > 23 Mar 2024, 16:25 > > [@[email protected]](https://ubuntu.social/@launchpadstatus/112145930938639123) > > Launchpad is down due to unexpected hardware issues and our SREs are...

The output from the latest commit at 032bf8ce65716c9032bebb1153e0092e35f6bf3a appears to solve the problem in the minimal-repro case: 

(oops; I'm not claiming that that commit fixed it -- it's the one the screenshot was taken from though)

> I see that other projects have full documentation of their functions, and I assume this is the wanted behavior. I also don't see other projects having extra stub generating...

@aeisenbarth could you edit the 'related bugs' section to use the phrasing 'Resolves #11994'? (this is an [GitHub linked-issue indicator](https://docs.github.com/en/issues/tracking-your-work-with-issues/linking-a-pull-request-to-an-issue) that auto-closes the referenced bug if/when a pull request is...

Hey @howieyoo - thanks for writing this up. As far as I can tell, it seems to be working as intended -- the `__all__ = [ ... ]` entry in...

Thank you for the explanation. > I would like to suggest that `:recursive:` always include sub-modules found via `iter_modules` which provides the convenience factor of not having to list your...