Jessica Tegner

Well I know that :) Maybe I phrased it wrong. What would be the most optimal way to implement it here, given the current setup on the server. @tspivey any...

interesting. Was this introduced recently, cause as you can see, all tests seems to be passing on the CI?

TOtally honest here, I don't know much about rpm packages. How do you get the new release? Through pip right? Do you clone the repo, or use the official release...

Ohh. The reason for it, is because examples, documentation files and tests has been removed from the pypi release from version 1.8, because of some conflicting names, when installing

It's because when building, from the pyproject.toml file. In 1.8 we have removed the test and other files. I would suggest download and extracting the tar.gz, then running the tests,...

yes but they aren't included when you build. When the whl gets produced they aren't included.

I know, and in the tarball they are, but my guess is, that when you run the build command, they aren't included, just like when I run python setup.py sdist,...

So for your errors, it seems that in both instances, it can't find the "python" executable when trying to use a python filter. What do you say would be the...

> Instead hardcoding "python" executable name use sys.executable. We are not hardcoding the name per say. THe error is from the shibang lines when we test with a python filter.

@kloczek can you try the [latest development snapshot](https://github.com/JessicaTegner/pypandoc/releases/tag/latest), that should fix the failing test cases.