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moban 0.4.5 test failures on openSUSE Tumbleweed #275
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* 🔥 remove appdirs and gitpython from moban dependency list * 📚 add a use case: template from a s3 bucket * ✨ add -d for development tracing. fix #185 * 🚜 do not log the exception but as info * 📚 update documenation * 🐛 moban -t url -c url -o moban.output failes * 🔬 more tests * 👕 fix format * 📚 update change log and readme * 🔥 remove unused imports * 🔬 more tests * 👕 fix coding style * 📚 update package url link * 💚 make travis tests pass * 💚 make windows tests pass. an osfs was passed to multifs and the invalid characters on windows are different from the ones on linx. hence pypifs and gitfs2 url are seen as invalid on windows. PyFilesystem/pyfilesystem2#347 * 🔥 remove adapter folder * 🐛 fix build failure on opensuse. resolves #275 * ✨ use released version of pypifs * 📰 add pypifs as test dependency
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I havent built on openSUSE since 0.3.10, so this probably has been around for a while
It can be reproduced by branching https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/home:jayvdb:moban/python-moban and editing the spec to remove "test_duplicated_targets_in_moban_file" and "test_handle_targets_sequence" from the excluded tests.
The only potential cause I am aware of is not including the handlebars plugin.
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