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TST: Use external repository for larger/more PDFs for testing #820
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If going this route, I think it'd be far better to use git submodules so that the link between the repos is more explicit, though I hate submodules and would advocate for just including the PDFs into the repo as they're probably a generate once type situation. |
I want to avoid the repository from becoming too big. I have a couple of pdf files which are several megabytes. This would make cloning painful |
Submodules might be a good idea though. Most people would not need to clone the submodule 🤔 |
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* Use submodule so that the connection is clear. Ensure that Flake8 issues of the submodule don't show up here * As a first step, just try to get the number of pages from the non-encrypted PDFs * Create an "external" pytest marker which allows people to deactivate tests that need the submodule
…#820) * Use submodule so that the connection is clear. Ensure that Flake8 issues of the submodule don't show up here * As a first step, just try to get the number of pages from the non-encrypted PDFs * Create an "external" pytest marker which allows people to deactivate tests that need the submodule
Robustness (ROB): - Handle missing destinations in reader (#840) - warn-only in readStringFromStream (#837) - Fix corruption in startxref or xref table (#788 and #830) Documentation (DOC): - Project Governance (#799) - History of PyPDF2 - PDF feature/version support (#816) - More details on text parsing issues (#815) Developer Experience (DEV): - Add benchmark command to Makefile - Ignore IronPython parts for code coverage (#826) Maintenance (MAINT): - Split pdf module (#836) - Separated CCITTFax param parsing/decoding (#841) - Update requirements files Testing (TST): - Use external repository for larger/more PDFs for testing (#820) - Swap incorrect test names (#838) - Add test for PdfFileReader and page properties (#835) - Add tests for PyPDF2.generic (#831) - Add tests for utils, form fields, PageRange (#827) - Add test for ASCII85Decode (#825) - Add test for FlateDecode (#823) - Add test for filters.ASCIIHexDecode (#822) Code Style (STY): - Apply pre-commit (black, isort) + use snake_case variables (#832) - Remove debug code (#828) - Documentation, Variable names (#839) Full Changelog: 1.27.9...1.27.10
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