Ben Bangert wrote:
Right now, due to some issue I can't identify, to force it to rebuild
the entire dir, I have to rm -rf docs/html. Then I have to setup.py
pudge, then setup.py publish. Of course, I have to wipe the docs dir on
the server too, otherwise it sees them and thinks it doesn't need to
update them.
Is there some easier way that does this all in one step I'm missing?
Well, you can --force pudge. If you are changing things like templates,
you'll probably have to do that. It doesn't take template timestamps
into account, I think. If you want to publish everything, you can use
--force on that too. It doesn't look at the server, so the server
timestamps don't matter; it does keep track of md5 hashes of contents
sometimes to avoid uploading.
You can run both commands at once too, like "python setup.py pudge
publish" (which is a general feature of distutils setup.py scripts).
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Ian Bicking / [EMAIL PROTECTED] / http://blog.ianbicking.org
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