loading systems no longer seems to work

I bisected this issue to start with revision 596.

Due to this issue, I had to pin the pydoctor version for Tubes to 0.4, so that this would work:

https://github.com/twisted/tubes/blob/master/tox.ini#L30-L38

which is rather unfortunate.

Oops, sorry. Really anything using this should use intersphinx instead, but that's not ready. I'll try to fix the bug.

The time I've been able to spend on pydoctor lately has been a bit tiny, not sure what to do about that in the medium term.

Sigh, renaming things is hard. This should be fixed now.

Thanks, Michael!

Any chance this will be in a PyPI-visible release soon? If not, do you know of the appropriate invocation to have Tubes' build automation install this version for now?

I just uploaded 0.6b1 which includes this fix (and also a first cut at intersphinx support, which maybe you can use to get away from depending on pickles?)

Hmm. This worked for me locally, but:

https://travis-ci.org/twisted/tubes/jobs/46153472

Well, that's peculiar!

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Anything I can do to help diagnose?

I've just uploaded 0.6b2 which should fix this.

Can you use the intersphinx support instead? Pickle is horrible :(

A disadvantage would be that you currently can't generate the objects.inv without also generating the html and that's fairly slow. Maybe you could just check them in or download them from somewhere?

I certainly plan to switch to intersphinx, but as you said, it's pretty slow. Any chance you can produce it without generating HTML?

Looks like 0.6b2 fixed it, although I'm still waiting for master to build.

Glyph Lefkowitz <email address hidden> writes:

> I certainly plan to switch to intersphinx, but as you said, it's pretty
> slow. Any chance you can produce it without generating HTML?

It feels a bit odd in some ways, but sure, revision 623 of trunk (pass
--make-intersphinx). Have you figured out how to use a branch revision
on travis yet? Would it be easier if I moved to github? Pushing every
rev to pypy would feel a bit crummy.

many things would be easier if you moved to github, sadly :).

I do know how to tell tox / setuptools / etc how to install a particular git hash, I do not presently know how to do it with a specific bzr rev. It is probably possible, though.

Well, feel free to point at https://github.com/mwhudson/pydoctor, it's
not "official" in any way yet though!