Closed sunweaver closed 3 years ago
Hi @sunweaver,
Thanks for your interest on Pyment. It would be great to see it in Debian of course! I plan to release a new version asap I will fix some issues so I'll tell you when you can start the work.
Cheers Adel
Hi,
On Wednesday, September 27, 2017, Daouzli wrote:
Hi @sunweaver, Thanks for your interest on Pyment. It would be great to see it in Debian of course! I plan to release a new version asap I will fix some issues so I'll tell you when you can start the work.
Great, don't let me wait too long, as I need pyment for migrating one of my projects. ;-) The requirement here is to have the software packaged.
Thanks, Mike
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Ok @sunweaver, Let me know, in worth case, when you'd like to have a release?
Hi,
On Do 28 Sep 2017 09:46:25 CEST, Daouzli wrote:
Ok @sunweaver, Let me know, in worth case, when you'd like to have a release?
Basically, as soon as possible. But it needs to fit in your agenda, too.
THANKS! Mike --
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Hi Mike, Is it okay for a release if some tests are in failure ?
Let me know what tests fail and I can also take a look... Mike
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Hi Mike, Is it okay for a release if some tests are KO @sunweaver ? — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.
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FAIL: testIssue34 (test_issues.IssuesTests) FAIL: testIssue46 (test_issues.IssuesTests) FAIL: testIssue47 (test_issues.IssuesTests) FAIL: testCaseNoGenDocsAlreadyGoogle (test_pyment_cases.FilesConversionTests) FAIL: testCaseNoGenDocsAlreadyNumpydoc (test_pyment_cases.FilesConversionTests)
HI,
On Mo 02 Okt 2017 16:33:35 CEST, Daouzli wrote:
FAIL: testIssue34 (test_issues.IssuesTests) FAIL: testIssue46 (test_issues.IssuesTests) FAIL: testIssue47 (test_issues.IssuesTests) FAIL: testCaseNoGenDocsAlreadyGoogle (test_pyment_cases.FilesConversionTests) FAIL: testCaseNoGenDocsAlreadyNumpydoc
(test_pyment_cases.FilesConversionTests)
this might be a red herring, but...
diff --git a/pyment/pyment.py b/pyment/pyment.py
index cc479a4..f2a55b3 100644
--- a/pyment/pyment.py
+++ b/pyment/pyment.py
@@ -116,6 +116,7 @@ class PyComment(object):
output_style=self.output_style,
first_line=self.first_line,
**self.kwargs)
+ print (e.get_input_style())
elem_list.append({'docs': e, 'location': (-i, -i)})
else:
if waiting_docs and ('"""' in l or "'''" in l):
I added the above line to see what input style gets detecting during
the tests.
It most of the time shows javadoc style, which seems incorrect to me.
As the tests should be run at package build time, they should better
work. All of them.
Let me know, if I am correct with the broken autodetect_style() method
or if I need to search deeper.
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@sunweaver,
It is not critical of course and Pyment can work correctly in most cases. There are also other issues that are not tested yet. The only problem I see is that as I added those tests in the Pyment test suite so there is not 100% tests OK. I plan to fix them but I'm not sure to be able to do it quickly. The 5 failing tests concern the issues #34, #46, #47, #48, #49. They deal with proceeding already existent docstrings that should not be modified, or with particular default param values. Thus, it's not so serious!
Hi @sunweaver,
I've just released version 3.2.0 of Pyment. Sorry to have been so long but I was very busy. I hope it is not too late. Let me know.
Thanks
Adel
Hi!
On Di 17 Okt 2017 21:50:13 CEST, Daouzli wrote:
Hi @sunweaver,
I've just released version 3.2.0 of Pyment. Sorry to have been so
long but I was very busy. I hope it is not too late. Let me know.Thanks
Adel
I'll put pyment on my packaging to-do list just now and will revisit
the latest release soon.
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Hi @sunweaver I will close this issue as it is old! Note that I will soon release a new version (v0.4.0) in Pypi.
Hi,
my name is Mike Gabriel and I am a Debian Developer, that is, I can upload software to Debian.
I stumbled over this project when in need for a simply epydoc -> sphinx docstring converter. As I got fond of this nice tool, I consider bringing pyment to Debian.
For bringing pyment to Debian, it would be nice to have a recent release (not one that is 3 years old). Of course, I can package a Git snapshot, but a release tag is much more preferred, so that's why I ask.
Thanks! Mike