Kenneth Pronovici writes ("Re: Epydoc and Pydoctor"):
> I decided to NMU and uploaded a few days ago, so things are in good
> shape now, I think. You can integrate my changes whenever you have
> time. Thanks for confirming that your ok with the NMU. I was
> hoping you would be.
Thank you for th
Hi Kenneth, Ian,
On Wed, Jul 31, 2019 at 08:45:54PM -0500, Kenneth Pronovici wrote:
> On Wed, Jul 31, 2019 at 10:46 AM Ian Jackson
> wrote:
> > > Otherwise, I will see if I can determine how well the package works
> > > without epydoc installed. If it works (i.e. doesn't blow up) and I
> > > don
I decided to NMU and uploaded a few days ago, so things are in good shape
now, I think. You can integrate my changes whenever you have time. Thanks
for confirming that your ok with the NMU. I was hoping you would be.
KEN
On Wed, Jul 31, 2019 at 10:46 AM Ian Jackson
wrote:
> > Otherwise, I will see if I can determine how well the package works
> > without epydoc installed. If it works (i.e. doesn't blow up) and I
> > don't hear back with other instructions, I will eventually NMU my
> > changes to remove the epydoc
Kenneth Pronovici writes ("Epydoc and Pydoctor"):
> (I'm the maintainer for epydoc.)
Hi.
Thanks for the analysis which seems to make sense to me.
> Given that epydoc does not work properly in Python 3, and it's beyond
> my capabilities to fix it, there aren't too many options here. Either
> we
(I'm the maintainer for epydoc.)
I took a pass through the pydoctor code. The epydoc module is
imported in pydoctor/html.py, where it's an optional import:
try:
from epydoc.markup import epytext
EPYTEXT = True
except:
print "no epytext found"
EPYTEXT = False
Later on, in the doc
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