Uh oh!
There was an error while loading. Please reload this page.
Handle symlinks correctly in Appveyor - #3213
Conversation
JelleZijlstra
commented
Apr 21, 2017
It worked! Going to clean up the hacks and make this into a PR that can actually be merged. |
gvanrossum
commented
Apr 21, 2017
Thanks! Do those "git reset --hard" calls slow things down at all? |
JelleZijlstra
commented
Apr 21, 2017
Thanks! Comparing https://ci.appveyor.com/project/gvanrossum/mypy/build/1.0.1233 and https://ci.appveyor.com/project/gvanrossum/mypy/build/1.0.1223, it doesn't look like it makes a big difference. |
gvanrossum
commented
Apr 21, 2017
OK, merged. I guess we can now restore some of the symlinks. |
JelleZijlstra
commented
Apr 21, 2017
Are there any other ones than the ntpath/macpath ones you removed recently? I can submit a typeshed PR to make them back into symlinks. |
gvanrossum
commented
Apr 21, 2017
Those are probably the only ones -- none of the others apparently were ever exercised by various tests. Here's a list of all current symlinks in the mypy and typeshed repos: |
This reverts commit 8b835f9. (Because we've fixed the issue in python/mypy#3213.)
gvanrossum
commented
May 1, 2017
We may have to roll this back and try one of the other solutions; the Windows development experience is pretty bad currently (you have to be Administrator for many git commands). See e.g. #3222 (comment) |
Attempting fixes to python/typeshed#1175. Not intended to be merged.