MS Word files are binary data, and get_temp_filename() will write them
to disk using open(..., 'wb'), so we want to pass bytes in there, not
Unicode.
See #323.
This code was added in:
efbbb656 ("Remove python-dns conflict by moving the dns module into a custom subdirectory.", 2012-12-07)
Installation of linkcheck_dns stopped with:
0a13fae3 ("remove third party packages and use them as dependency", 2018-01-06)
This fixes a race condition where the main thread would check if any
internal errors happened and get back a 0 while a worker thread was
still busy printing the internal error message before incrementing the
counter.
Fixes#320.
My experiments show that this adds no perceptible delay to the script
runtime (on Linux). More specifically, there already is an annoying
perceptible delay of about 1 second, but it's not caused by this change.
This is so that I can run `tox -- -n 8` to run the tests in parallel, or
`tox -- tests/checker/test_misc.py::TestMisc::test_html5` to run just a
single test, without having to repeat all the other options.
I haven't moved --cov=linkcheck because I don't want coverage results
when I'm limiting the test run to a single test (they just make the
interesting bit -- the test result itself -- scroll up).
I've also added -ra to the default option list because then several
tests fail, I'd like to see a list of their names in one place, not
spead out between the huge tracebacks.
Stopped being used with removal of UrlBase.set_title_from_content() in:
7b34be59 ("Introduce check plugins, use Python requests for http/s connections, and some code cleanups and improvements.", 2014-03-01)
Not needed since all content is now being decoded on retrieval.
Added by:
a6643034 ("Python3: decode parts before submitting them to urllib.quote()", 2018-01-05)
UrlBase has been modified as follows:
- the "data" variable now holds bytes
- decoded content is stored in a new variable "text"
- functionality from get_content() has been split out into
get_raw_content() which returns "data" and download_content() which
calls read_content() and sets the download related variables.
This allows for subclasses to do their own decoding and parsers to
use bytes.
