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If virtualenv was enabled, it's almost certain that user looks for having his autodoc pages work with dependent packages being imported. However if virtualenv population fails (e.g. missing package or datafile placement permission denied), build is still marked as passed. However it will most certainly lead to empty doc pages.
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Not sure the best way to handle this. I like the idea of just aborting builds at a failed setup.py though. I imagine there are times when this isn't the desired behavior, and it's reasonably backwards incompatible though. Will have to think more about it.
If virtualenv was enabled, it's almost certain that user looks for having his autodoc pages work with dependent packages being imported. However if virtualenv population fails (e.g. missing package or datafile placement permission denied), build is still marked as passed. However it will most certainly lead to empty doc pages.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: