Guillaume Ayoub

Hi! Do you mean that WeasyPrint should print a warning when it doesn’t find a font that corresponds to the `font-family`, `font-weight` or `font-style` properties? ([`` tags just set `font-style:...

> By the way, this is not only true for the mentioned font issues, but also for general unsupported things like #1972 or #577. There are warnings when CSS properties...

> Setting up log files is not really straightforward (probably same reason as why compilers that I know of also print their warnings to the console). This question has already...

> Edit 2: Probably the StreamHandler is the correct one to use: Yes, you can use ```py logger.addHandler(logging.StreamHandler()) ``` instead of `FileHandler`. Does everything work correctly for you?

> The only remaining issue is whether warnings should also be logged in case fonts are missing. As explained earlier, we don’t want to warn users each time there’s a...

@claell Could you please try to uninstall GTK3 and unzip the zip from [this build](https://github.com/wingtk/gvsbuild/actions/runs/8809368508) in `C:\Program Files\GTK3-Runtime Win64` (even if it’s actually GTK4, that’s just a test). You should...

> Just did that and tested. Unfortunately, that gives me this error: Oh yes, Fontconfig’s not included in this build. Maybe we should ask Windows users to use Msys2, just...

> I am open to other solutions. As a user, I mostly want an easy and robust way to use WeasyPrint. 🙂 There are many other solutions that may be...

> And I think the same is true for MYSYS2? Because there, WeasyPrint is installed in the MYSYS2 shell, which is not connected to my Windows WeasyPrint installation? Msys2 installs...

Here’s what I did in my VM to test: - Install Msys2, keep the default options, the Msys2 terminal is automatically launched at the end. - In the Msys2 shell,...