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Added a step that renders the readme #77
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Ah, I think I did this in the wrong spot |
Haven't tested. Doing that now |
Tested here and it works great: |
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Bueno!
@dherrada Let's give @tannewt @kattni and @sommersoft a chance to chime in before merging |
@@ -59,3 +59,9 @@ jobs: | |||
- name: Build docs | |||
working-directory: docs | |||
run: sphinx-build -E -W -b html . _build/html | |||
- name: Build README |
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I'd call this Build python package
since it'll fail if the setup.py steps fail. Otherwise, this looks good to me.
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Ok, I've renamed it. Thanks for taking a look at this
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Thank you! Always good to automatically test things.
#61
The current issue is that the only time you'll know the README isn't rendering now is after the library has been released to PyPI, which isn't really ideal, since if it isn't rendering right, it doesn't really tell you where the issue is and you'll have to re-release it.