Greg Lindahl
Greg Lindahl
btw I have a not-quite-finished develop-warcio-test branch in the repo that is capable of complaining about soft parsing errors. There are tons of WARCs out there with problems.
I switched all of my projects over to Azure Pipelines, for no particular reason. Our travis-ci setup uses codecov, and [here is a blog entry about using it with azure...
I don't see any advantage of azure pipelines over github actions, I just happen to have tried Azure first. Azure has macOS-10.14 and macOS-10.15, btw, and those mix-and-match with a...
It's a pretty straight-forward thing to look at if you sent us a link to an actual warc that has this problem.
We still support 2.7 as well as 3.4 and 3.5.
Can you produce a short example as a PR? Then we can see if (1) if it can pass our CI in all python versions and (2) how pretty it...
I don't think there is any plan, and I'd love to have one. If we can keep our current range of pythons and have annotations, that would be awesome.
Looks like test/__init__.py is explicitly excluded in setup.py? `packages=find_packages(exclude=['test'])` and as a result, nothing on pypi has it?
I agree, I already looked at that. The point about not shipping `test` is that it's namespace pollution, it's not below `warcio`. All of the packages I've ever packaged didn't...
warc headers is one, http_headers is another to check. Since these are multi line things, it's easy to imagine a programmer screwing up and putting \r\n on the end. I...