Deven Mistry
Deven Mistry
Yes, that's correct. `nbdev` recursively goes through the notebooks in the `nbs` folder. The part where the notebooks differ in the `api` folder vs the `tutorials` folder is over here....
@libeineu if you upgrade `fairseq` to `0.12.2`, it should probably fix the error, the `criterions` submodule is present in that version.
I think the way to deal with this issue would be to run these either through `subprocess.run` and catch the `stderr` or `subprocess.Popen`. If we decide to go this route,...
@hugetim Can you take a look at this?
Yes, it's a similar approach, I'm mostly planning to use a different method either `subprocess.run` or `subprocess.Popen`
@andruum Since, `nbdev` is not intended to be used on Windows, you could try to initialize a new project through, WSL. 
@xl0 you need to use `nbdev_test --n_workers 0` to run it on serially on a single thread.
You could do it in your `setup.py`, just remove author_email from the `cfg_keys` variable.
@dsm-72 I think the only other option in this case would be to make these as class variables.
Hey @nicole-brewer, I am unable to reproduce this error.