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Linkchecker tool reports a huge number of broken links #91794
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No luck this time:
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@petrochenkov that looks like the docs for the standard library haven't been built - if you run |
@jyn514 The linkchecker builds the entire docsuite, which includes @petrochenkov Does this only happen with |
Wait a second, my actual command line was
Can |
Yes, that seems likely: it'll make default_doc no longer build library/core (actually not unlikely all of std etc), which'll then cause linkcheck errors. I'm not sure there's really a fix for this -- maybe we can ignore excludes for the default_doc invocation @ehuss mentions, but that seems potentially not great too. I guess a recommended fix might be to add linkcheck to the exclude list, for this particular case? |
Yes, |
I tried to run
and got this output from the linkchecker testing step
I've seen the same issue the last time I tried to run full testing, and it may be semi-spurious.
Running
./x.py test --bless --stage 2
for the second time reproduces the issue again, but runningx.py test src/tools/linkchecker
separately somehow makes it disappear, if I remember correctly.I didn't try to investigate this further yet, any pointers are appreciated.
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