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Fix warnings when building the documentation.
Fix the warning related to --repository option.
Add sphinx to requirements-test.
Run make html as part of travis CI.
Closes https://github.com/takluyver/flit/issues/189
Hmm, why wouldn't python3 -m flit install --deps develop install sphinx, a doc extras?
Hmm, why wouldn't python3 -m flit install --deps develop install sphinx, a doc extras?
From the logs it logs like it pulls pyproject.toml from the pip-installed flit.
Try to bump version in __init__ to 1.1.dev ?
Ah, I see. Do you think 1.1.post0 would make more sense? Or 1.2.dev0? I think it should also be its own change, separate from this PR.
Hum, 1.2.dev ? I guess you can try here see if it fixes stuff and then we can advise. Still strange it uses the pip-installed one... We should try to figure out why.
Also it's just my guess, I may be wrong !
On Thu, Aug 30, 2018, 12:07 Mariatta [email protected] wrote:
Ah, I see. Do you think 1.1.post0 would make more sense? Or 1.2.dev0? I think it should also be its own change, separate from this PR.
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Thanks, tested on my machine, and bumping the release number fixed it.
This is now passing on Travis Python v3.6 and 3.7. I don't know what the problem is with Python 3.5, 3.4. Will look into it later.
It's and installation issue. zipfile36 does not get installed on 3.4 and 3.5.
They are not installed anymore. I can try to fix that for you.
All green on travis ! 🥇to @Mariatta !
Appveyor seem to have hit a random error.
Appveyor seem to have hit a random error.
(and I'm not allowed to restart...)
Thanks @Carreau. Yeah we've seen that strange error on appveyor before ☹️
I was wondering we can move all dependencies from requirements-test into "test" extras in pyproject.toml, and not rely on requirements-test anymore. But I think that's out of the scope of this PR :)
I'm trying push flit forwards a bit. I've got the docs building without warnings now, with a slightly different approach.
If you're still interested in this (or anyone else reading this), I'd still be interested in having a convenient way to check that the docs build without warnings. Now it would make sense to integrate that into the tox config.