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No more man page for version 2.1.0? #5513
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Fix for now:
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Thanks for reporting this! I have indeed missed out on this when I updated the project to be packaged by Poetry 🙂 will get it sorted for the next release |
@snejus may I ask you to include tests back to the pypi as well? It is quite useful for maintaners. |
Possibly - is there anything specific that you need? We're trying to expose the relevant test helpers under |
@snejus 2.0.0 had the full test suite which allows me to run it to be sure that everything is working. 2.1.0 hasn't got them, see:
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This makes sense - though what are you testing in this case? |
Beets when I update packages for OpenBSD I'd love to use unit tests from software to be sure that everything is working fine. |
Are you installing beets in some sort of a different way, potentially overriding its dependencies? |
Unit tests is nice way to check that everything works after updating version for example. |
And no, using |
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I see. Practically speaking, how do you ensure that dependencies are present for one of the plugins? Let's say you want to use |
By adding some runtime dependencies for most popular plugins, or add in readme that if you would like to use plugin X, please install Y and Z. |
Sorry my question was ambiguous: I meant what sort of commands do you run as a user to install additional dependencies for beets on your system? |
If I understand your question when it’s documented here: https://beets.readthedocs.io/en/stable/guides/main.html |
Problem
When I download https://pypi.io/packages/source/b/beets/beets-2.1.0.tar.gz I don see any man pages anymore which was a part of https://pypi.io/packages/source/b/beets/beets-2.0.0.tar.gz, see:
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