[ABANDONED] Reverted history rewrite

alan-turing-institute / ReadabiliPy

A simple HTML content extractor in Python. Can be run as a wrapper for Mozilla's Readability.js package or in pure-python mode.

MIT License

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[ABANDONED] Reverted history rewrite #26

Closed jemrobinson closed 5 years ago

jemrobinson commented 5 years ago

Add Travis support and block commits if tests are failing

jemrobinson commented 5 years ago

Set up repository with Travis CI so that:

review is required before merging
Travis has to pass on the branch and on master before merging
the branch has to be up-to-date with master before merging

Unfortunately, this now means that this merge request can't be accepted until it's been reviewed (and the known-failing tests are fixed). What do you think @martintoreilly ?

martintoreilly commented 5 years ago

I think we should have merged this prior to merging PR #22. That branch relates to the reworking of the plain content extraction algorithm in issue #21 and I was expecting this branch [the PR #22 branch] to be merged when we had completed this work and those tests (and likely others we'd write on the way) were passing.

What's the merge history of this branch? There seem to be two copies of a series of three commits.