test-nopdfrw #211
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Delete branch "gms:test-nopdfrw"
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Noticed during modernizing the Fedora package, i.e. tox.ini can be used to install the test dependencies and thus one doesn't have to specify those redundantly.
@ -1,6 +1,6 @@include README.mdinclude test_comp.shinclude test.shYou removed
test.sh(which is fine because it no longer exists) -- would you like to also removemagick.pywhich was removed in the same commit astest.shgot removed? You could also split this off into another commit as the removal of test.sh and magick.py has nothing to do with your addition of tox.ini.I can also take care of it if you are short on time.
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ok, no problem, removing magick.py also counts as cleanup, IMO.
I thus rebased my last commit and force pushed it to the branch the pull-request is based on:
a363c53ee0However, this seems to confuse forejo and it now thinks that this pull request is broken.
I'm not sure if this is a general limitation of forejo or a more specific issue.
FWIW, updating a pull-request via force-push works on github, out of the box.
BTW, although my forejo account as email notifications enabled I wasn't notified about your comment via email.
I've checked my mailserver logs and didn't see any connection attemps to my email address on that day.
Hm, locally rebasing that pull-request branch did work, but force-pushing it again doesn't help with forgejo considering this pull-request as broken.
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