We want to allow specifying a warning to ignore for
each URL. If no regex is specified for the warning to ignore,
we'll ignore all warnings.
The tests still pass as they are, which means that unknown
values in the configuration file are simply ignored.
* [#782] Add values to configuration file
* [#782] Parse new configuration values
* [#782] Actually ignore a warning
* [#782] Confirm side cases work as expected
* [#782] Add logging when deciding to ignore warnings
* [#782] Documentation for ignorewarningsforurls
* [#782] Update (generated) man pages
* [#782] These tests pass without network, actually
* [#782] Fix copy/paste error in symbol naming
* [#782] The regex matches the name of the warning, not the message
* [#782] Better wording
* [#782] Update (generated) man pages
* [#782] We match the type, not the message
Replacing deprecated use of pyOpenSSL.
linkchecker/tests/checker/test_https.py:45: DeprecationWarning: X509Extension support in pyOpenSSL is deprecated. You should use the APIs in cryptography.
[crypto.X509Extension(b"subjectAltName", False, b"DNS:localhost")])
In Python 2 StringIO could accept either Unicode or 8-bit strings.
Similar change made for HttpUrl:
06fdd78f9 ("Python3: fix TypeError in HttpUrl.read_content()",
2019-09-15)
Non-existent FtpUrl.max_size introduced in:
7b34be590 ("Introduce check plugins, use Python requests for http/s
connections, and some code cleanups and improvements.", 2014-03-01)
Additional self.direct() not added in:
f107092a8 ("Fix handling of user/password info in URLs.", 2012-06-10)
gettext.translation() can do most of the work for us, calling
gettext.find() and with fallback=True returning a NullTranslations if no
catalog is found.
The do_unicode parameter of install_builtin() should have been removed
in:
384e1e196 ("Remove Python 2 gettext builtin installation", 2020-04-15)
I started with a test of urlencoded anchors, assuming at the URL might
have a urlencoded anchor, but the actual anchor in the HTML would NOT be
urlencoded.
[I] discovered that fileurl.py was stripping the anchors from url_data,
which breaks AnchorCheck. So I stopped it from doing that, and
tried to fix up all the places that were assuming the url would map to a
filesystem file. The tests all pass, but I'm not 100% sure I caught all
the cases, or fixed them correctly.
