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Author peteroupc
Recipients ammar2, docs@python, peteroupc, serhiy.storchaka
Date 2020-01-27.22:50:43
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No, the use case I have in mind is storing outputs of the pydoc3 program -- as is -- in version control systems such as Git (e.g., running a command like "pydoc3 mymodule > mymodule_doc.txt").  The pydoc3 output is not further parsed by programs, or even "tested".

For example, adding "#doctest: +ELLIPSIS" as in the following example does not solve the problem in the opening post:


    def testfunc(a, m=d0): #doctest: +ELLIPSIS
       pass
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