gh-101100: Fix dangling references in test.rst#114958
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Further cleanup related to python#114770.
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Let's combine #114770 into this one, they need to be atomic for the CI to be green and mergeable. |
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Done. I also closed that PR. |
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Can we move this forward? Is there more people think needs to be done? |
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there's a merge conflict |
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Better now? I saw the alert in the web interface, but didn't see a conflict in my sandbox. I must have missed a step in there somewhere. I just resolved it through the web interface. |
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Once it is merged, let me try to take care of 3.12 and 3.11 (assuming these changes are backported). I have a local version of |
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A general comment: IMO, it is much better to just leave valid warnings due to missing documentation than to take the easy way out and just hide them, as doing so defeats one of the most meaningful benefits of these warnings in the first place—identifying gaps in the docs where we haven't formally documented something that should be public. To be honest, I'd rather people not fix the trivial cases at all if that comes at the cost of ignoring the more important ones.
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@CAM-Gerlach I can't see how I'm supposed to respond to your comment about the suppressed Also note that the text near these suppressed links says basically, "Don't use these in tests!" |
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Co-authored-by: C.A.M. Gerlach <CAM.Gerlach@Gerlach.CAM>
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This PR is stale because it has been open for 30 days with no activity. |
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Further cleanup related to #114770.
One or two typos. Mostly I just suppressed the dangling references, because this module is just meant for core dev usage.
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