Stanley

Some more broken links (copy the text then ctrl+f in the page) that I'm not too sure what to do: [described in the buildbot documentation](https://devguide.python.org/buildworker/) [For an example, see the...

Thanks for the links, Couldn't find a page exactly relevant to buildbot so I used the archieve, and I've updated the PR with all but the Zulip. If Zulip's no...

On the current dev branch, search has changed: https://docs.python.org/dev/search.html?q=os.walk shows `os.walk` for my first search result and a bunch (100+) of other search results with all or parts of 'os.walk'....

I'll close for now then, but feel free to reopen if the issue reoccurs.

I see, what about removing the table section on modules and adding a sentence above it linking to https://docs.python.org/dev/reference/import.html#import-related-module-attributes? It would preserve the info in this page if needed and...

I considered putting it at the bottom, but since the module was at the top of the table I didn't want to move it too far away. But it does...

I would argue that it does aid copy-pasting and is necessary despite impeding some readability: for example, in the [enum howto](https://docs.python.org/dev/howto/enum.html#intflag), we have this:  which (when the `>>>` is...

> The problem here is that the edit looks gross and makes the examples slightly longer, noisier, and less readable without adding anything substantive. Preventing errors from copy-pasting prompts, especially...

If someone uses `append`, wouldn't they first go to the `add_argument` section and notice the `dest` arg? I would concur with the change if `dest` was used solely for `append`,...

The main motivation for this would just be for ease of reviewing - if the committer decides that the sentences ought to be reflowed to whatever standard instead of minimizing...