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Avoid an unnecessary call to os.path.join().
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Previously, include a directory result in an error like this:
mydir is a directory. bst command expects a .bst file.
Note that the file containing the include was not mentioned.
Now we get an error like this instead:
element.bst [line 12 column 0]: Include block references a
directory instead of a file: 'mydir'.
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Previously, a missing include would result in an error like this:
Could not find file at not-a-file.include
Note that the file containing the include was not mentioned.
Now we get an error like this instead:
element.bst [line 7 column 5]: Include block references a file that
could not be found: 'not-a-file.include'.
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Use the provenance of the include block, instead of the whole node.
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Since python 3.3, collections has been moved to collections.abc module.
For backwards compatibility, they continue to be visible in this module through Python 3.7.
Subsequently, they will be removed entirely.
See https://docs.python.org/3/library/collections.html
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Issue was introduced by 171e803f (include directive) and the fix was
found courtesy of @Qinusty. This fixes also the include
feature. Because elements are to be serialized, the included fragments
need to use copy_tree when loaded.
Related to #470.
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Fixes #331.
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