Ashlin Harris

What OS were you using? I have the same issue on Windows, but not on Linux.

You're right, I was passing the argument to `makedocs()` instead of `doctest()`. My mistake!

I'm able to run `using Documenter, MyPackage; doctest(MyPackage, fix=true)` from the REPL, but I still get warning messages like the user in Issue #1782: ``` Warning: could not find code...

It turns out the issue only happens on Windows. Passing `doctest = :fix` to `makedocs` works fine on Linux. I'm also using Julia 1.7.2 instead of 1.7.3, by the way....

Here is my best attempt at a MWE: [mwe.txt](https://github.com/JuliaDocs/Documenter.jl/files/9354814/mwe.txt) Running `julia mwe.txt` in an empty directory should generate the entire package from scratch, including writing in the source code. Unfortunately,...

Great catch! The issues shows up only when there is an outdated test in a CRLF file. Enforcing LF is good advice. Many thanks!

@vankesteren I think you just need to add [noblock] to each of your comments in this pull request.

A very strong argument is needed for approval of a short, capitalized package name, even if the abbreviation is widely known and unambiguous in one field. See https://github.com/JuliaRegistries/General/pull/67567 for a...

The [package naming guidelines](https://pkgdocs.julialang.org/dev/creating-packages/#Package-naming-guidelines) recommend against using acronyms, unless they are unlikely to cause confusion. However, the abbreviation "TFEA" is not obvious to new users, so it is unlikely to...