On Tue, Apr 12, 2011 at 9:28 AM, Jody Garnett <[email protected]>wrote:

>  Wow I can really tell that we no longer have day to day windows
> developers.
>

> Build is stuck on doc/ apparently it is navigating into the .svn folders.
>
>  [exec] Exception occurred:
>
>     [exec]   File "C[image: slant.tif]Python27\lib\shutil.py", line 247,
> in rmtree
>
>     [exec]     os.remove(fullname)
>
>     [exec] WindowsError: [Error 5] Access is denied: 'C:
> \\java\\geotools\\trunk\\docs\\target\\user\\html\\_static\\img\\.svn\\all-wcprops'
>
> A couple quick sanity checks...
>
> common.py includes the following:
>
> # exclude
> exclude_patterns = ['**/.svn']
>
>
> That should be enough to avoid .svn folders; however if I read the above
> error message correctly it is trying to *remove* a .svn folder that has been
> copied into the target directory already? Do you think it is crazy enough to
> copy everything and then remove the "excludes"? that would kind of defeat
> the purpose.
>
> Doing some research shows that we are doing it right .. for sphinx v1.0.x
> Developers guide has people using 0.6.6 - and that requires an
> exclude_dirnames entry.
>
> I would like to update the instructions to not specify a version of
> sphinx....
>

I haven't been using sphinx 0.6.6 in ages, today I have this:
Sphinx v1.0.7

Maybe the guide should says something like "recent sphinx version" or "1.x"
series?

Cheers
Andrea


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