Mats Wichmann

There's logic in interactive to clear some things, ```py # Clean up so that we can perform the next build correctly. ``` Perhaps missing logic relating to caching?

Just to note, this isn't actually going to be a trivial uplift (one of the duplicate bugs of this one had originally added the "easy" tag to it). scons reaches...

Hmmm, it looks like there may be some real value in this: several of the problems we have with option parsing are due to having to do things now-and-later: up...

Many months later, the previous comment is wrong; yes we will no longer have to override a method in the parser to ignore unknown options, and we don't have to...

The CPython project has now un-deprecated `optparse` and provide some guidance for which of the three stdlib argument parsing libraries one might choose.

> @dirkbaechle That moved the error, but still an error: > I see the same error.

> Okay, so I did some further digging: > > * I tried your suggestion with the "clean environment" via "venv + pip3 install -r requirements-pkg.txt". This works fine on...

Plan sounds reasonable to me, anyway (I'm not "the maintainer" :-) ). I'm guessing it's not really worth the investment to do a lot more fixing. The current state forces...

(ugh, put this reply in the wrong place at first) Yes, roughly been through those same thoughts. I prefer rst because it's a Python project, so we're already writing rst...

You can create roles in restructured text... like the things that look like `:meth:some-method` - there could be `:cvar:`, `:builder:`, etc. that cause particular interpretation. I don't know how that...