Closed StFS closed 6 years ago
Hi,
We're facing the same issue. Also interested in a fix for this (although, like you said, I think jython will be the component which needs to do the effort).
Jochen
Sorry, I didn't realize this issue was reported. Somehow I was not watching this project. Let me try to find a fix/workaround.
@trustin good to hear that you noticed it now. We just revisited this issue yesterday so this is a bit of a pleasant coincidence. We would really appreciate a fix for this, otherwise we're going to have to move away from jython and complicate our build scripts by calling python with a custom virtualenv etc.
@StFS I've just released sphinx-gradle-plugin 1.0.4 which contains various dependency updates, including Jython. Could you try it to see if the problem is solved?
Thanks @trustin ! I just tried again and it's solved!
Awesome! On the other hand, I may release another version which changes the build process and packaging. Please consider upgrading again once it's out and letting me know if there's any regression. :-)
Ok, fine! I'll keep an eye on it.
Just released sphinx-gradle-plugin
1.0.5 and sphinx-maven-plugin
1.6.1. :-)
Thanks @trustin. Just to be clear: the actual fix for the sphinx-maven-plugin is already in 1.6.0, right? Because in that version, you upgraded the Jython library?
@jochenhebbrecht Yes. That's correct.
We're running the sphinx-gradle-plugin inside a docker container and we're getting the following error:
I realize that the problem is with jython (https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=752357 - see last message in that thread, that is, I'm not getting this error if I use
os.chmod
but I do get this exception if I callos.mkdir
multiple times on the same directory). However, I'm just hoping that you guys might be able to think of some workaround for this in the context of sphinx-gradle-plugin.I'm attaching the full log file with the error stack trace. Any help would be much appreciated.
sphinx-err-XpKG0P.log.txt