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uses the aforementioned build system.
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Examples derived from tests/test_gtk_template.py.
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Real changes here: https://github.com/pygobject/pygobject-travis-ci-examples/commit/6a462f528
This gives us a newer gtk/pygobject so update the version info in the docs.
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1.7.0 no longer allows non-class references as param types
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Changes all the links to point to the gitlab instance.
Adds the gitlab setup to the sphinx theme configuration, so the theme
can show "Edit on GitLab" links on each page.
Create a new page pointing to the git report and bug tracker.
Someone on IRC mentioned that this info is hard to find, so try to make
it more proiminent.
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Takes the documentation developed at
https://github.com/pygobject/pygobject-docs
and puts into /docs
See https://pygobject.readthedocs.io for how it looks
Now that we move to gitlab we can use webhooks to trigger builds
on readthedocs from gitlab directly and we should also have a nicer
contribution UX.
This also gets rid of most of README/HACKING/INSTALL and moves most
of the information into the documentation. The README is kept short
and only makes clear what pygobject is and points to the online docs
as that should answer all questions.
setup.py now sets the content of README.rst as long_descriptions,
as that is the content shown on PyPI. This makes the page on PyPI
look the same as on gitlab.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=791448
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