It started by wanting to remove the psyplot.docstring occurences but while I was at it I quickly looked at the doctests and fixed the easy one.
I had a quick look, and FYI you still have failures in your doctests. To reproduce:
pytest docrep --doctest-modules
I am not sure some of the stuff you are doing is easy to test with doctest (e.g. multi-line expected outputs with blank lines in the middle or expected exceptions) so maybe # doctest: +SKIP is the right approach and/or moving some of your doctest code to tests.
Coverage remained the same at 96.216% when pulling a24ce351c7f75263a0cf00899c16514731998a2c on lesteve:fix-some-doctests into 5ab53390bac150ea4b59103662938dd5cc9f1b98 on Chilipp:master.
Coverage remained the same at 96.216% when pulling a24ce351c7f75263a0cf00899c16514731998a2c on lesteve:fix-some-doctests into 5ab53390bac150ea4b59103662938dd5cc9f1b98 on Chilipp:master.
Coverage remained the same at 96.216% when pulling a24ce351c7f75263a0cf00899c16514731998a2c on lesteve:fix-some-doctests into 5ab53390bac150ea4b59103662938dd5cc9f1b98 on Chilipp:master.
It started by wanting to remove the psyplot.docstring occurences but while I was at it I quickly looked at the doctests and fixed the easy one.
I had a quick look, and FYI you still have failures in your doctests. To reproduce:
I am not sure some of the stuff you are doing is easy to test with doctest (e.g. multi-line expected outputs with blank lines in the middle or expected exceptions) so maybe
# doctest: +SKIP
is the right approach and/or moving some of your doctest code to tests.