Aaron Meurer

TBH I wouldn't mind just configuring it to ignore redirects entirely. If a URL redirects to another URL, that isn't really a problem. It may disappear at some point, but...

Let's configure it to ignore redirects. If I understand the docs correctly, ```py linkcheck_allowed_redirects = { '.*': '.*', } ``` should work. Let's see if others agree with that change....

Detecting things that are hidden in the rendered HTML generically seems hard. We would need to parse the Markdown, but neither of the Python markdown libraries seem particularly fun to...

@certik requested this at https://github.com/sympy/sympy-bot/issues/5. I'm neutral whether it should be there. It does occasionally help for debugging. One issue is that when the description is edited, you can't see...

Normally the bot is instant. Like literally by the time you reload after editing the description it will have been updated. But the issue is that if the bot hasn't...

Can't tell that this is even working (it doesn't seem to be printing anything about health checks in the logs).

If papyri is going to execute doctest examples it should just use the `doctest` module directly.

In my experience doctest is pretty extensible. I think it might be possible to hook into it to handle these things.

Really we need to make the whole doctester pluggable, so that different libraries can use different doctesting tools. Picking just one thing as a default is in appropriate for all...

Hmm, thinking more about this, this would have to be enforced somehow to make sure it is updated properly at the final release (if we have to do a manual...