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The readthedocs CI has a bad habit of failing even after the Azure Pipelines job "Docs" has succeeded.
After major changes that impact the documentation, and before merging everything into master, it would be advisable to explicitly verify that RTD builds correctly.
This is currently failing because of an issue with versioneer, which incorrectly sets xarray.__version__ to 0+untagged.111.g6d60700.
This in turn causes a failure in a minimum version check in pandas.DataFrame.to_xarray() on pandas>=0.25.
We've had success with setuptools_scm internally, though not without any issues—in particular it has to be built in a git repo. Assuming that's the case, it requires very little maintainence.
Anything I'm missing? I haven't used it in an OSS project
This is an offshoot of #3358.
The readthedocs CI has a bad habit of failing even after the Azure Pipelines job "Docs" has succeeded.
After major changes that impact the documentation, and before merging everything into master, it would be advisable to explicitly verify that RTD builds correctly.
So far I tried to
This is currently failing because of an issue with versioneer, which incorrectly sets
xarray.__version__
to0+untagged.111.g6d60700
.This in turn causes a failure in a minimum version check in
pandas.DataFrame.to_xarray()
on pandas>=0.25.In the master RTD project https://readthedocs.org/projects/xray/, I can instead read
xarray: 0.13.0+20.gdd2b803a
.So far the only workaround I could find was to downgrade pandas to 0.24 in
ci/requirements/doc.yml
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