I'm using python 3.9 on MacOS X 10.14.6. I've installed from source (works fine) and run the tests (all of them pass). I then use the command line tool to extract the test document you've got in your tests directory. When I do so, I get no pronunciation data and none of the etymology templates seem to expand properly or be present. For example, in one of the json records for the word "able", there's no pronunciation field at all (despite the presence of an IPA pronunciation on the Wiktionary page) and here's what's in the etymology section:
'etymology_number': 1,
'etymology_text': 'From , from , variant of , , from , from .',
'etymology_templates': []
thelahunginjeet
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1 year ago
I'm using python 3.9 on MacOS X 10.14.6. I've installed from source (works fine) and run the tests (all of them pass). I then use the command line tool to extract the test document you've got in your
testsdirectory. When I do so, I get no pronunciation data and none of the etymology templates seem to expand properly or be present. For example, in one of the json records for the word "able", there's no pronunciation field at all (despite the presence of an IPA pronunciation on the Wiktionary page) and here's what's in the etymology section:'etymology_number': 1, 'etymology_text': 'From , from , variant of , , from , from .', 'etymology_templates': []
Any idea what is going wrong?