Am Sonntag, 3. Februar 2008 schrieb Kenneth Pronovici:
Christoph - I'll hopefully get 3.0 uploaded later today or tomorrow.
After it hits the archive, please re-test the stacktrace.txt scenario.
If the new version doesn't fix that problem, please file a separate
bug.
Just upgraded from
Am Sonntag, 3. Februar 2008 schrieb Edward Loper:
If a package is available globally to the system in addition to the
version in the local directory epydoc seems to prefer the global file
over the local in some occasions when building the package's API.
What command line arguments are you
Try specifying the modules using filenames. I.e., add either .py
(if they're modules) or a trailing / (if they're directories) to the
following line:
modules: cjknife buildcjkdb cjklib
and see if that makes it do the right thing.
Thanks,
-Edward
--
To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL
Am Sonntag, 3. Februar 2008 schrieb Edward Loper:
Try specifying the modules using filenames. I.e., add either .py
(if they're modules) or a trailing / (if they're directories) to the
following line:
modules: cjknife buildcjkdb cjklib
and see if that makes it do the right thing.
modules:
The bug that you attached (stacktrace.txt
codeproducingexception.txt) should be fixed in the epydoc 3.0 stable
release (which was released just a few days ago, and hasn't made its
way to a debian package yet.
I'll look into why epydoc might pick up the wrong versions of modules
when you specify
Christoph - I'll hopefully get 3.0 uploaded later today or tomorrow.
After it hits the archive, please re-test the stacktrace.txt scenario.
If the new version doesn't fix that problem, please file a separate
bug.
Edward - I'll leave this bug open while you're looking into
wrong-versions issue.
Package: python-epydoc
Version: 3.0~beta1-5
Severity: normal
If a package is available globally to the system in addition to the version
in the local directory epydoc seems to prefer the global file over the local
in some occasions when building the package's API.
I am working with some files on
On Feb 2, 2008 2:01 PM, Christoph Burgmer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Package: python-epydoc
Version: 3.0~beta1-5
Severity: normal
If a package is available globally to the system in addition to the version
in the local directory epydoc seems to prefer the global file over the local
in some
If a package is available globally to the system in addition to the version
in the local directory epydoc seems to prefer the global file over the local
in some occasions when building the package's API.
What command line arguments are you using, and what directory are you
executing it from?
9 matches
Mail list logo
