Hi,
I use pipelines to automate documentation for a couple of our projects and I used a Python package called pydoc-markdown as CLI tool to achieve the goal. I have already successfully implemented it for 2 of our projects, however, when I applied the same settings for the third project and I had encountered an error below:
This is my bitbucket-pipelines.yml file used for testing for all branches with **EB** prefix
The same settings worked for 2 other projects.
Please advice.
Thanks.
Cheng
Hi @Chen Cheng
I tested pydocmd in pipelines and it appears to be working as you noted in your other repositories.
Does this error happen on every build or just occasionally?
I noticed you're using the pip cache, have you tried deleting the cache by navigating to the pipelines page in the side bar and clicking the "caches" button in the top right hand corner of the page?
Thanks for replying.
It happens on every build. When I clicked on "caches" it shows " YOU HAVEN'T ADDED ANY DEPENDENCY CACHES YET "
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Does the build progress further if you remove the `pip install -r requirements.txt` command? That's the only other thing that's different between my test and your configuration so just trying to rule it out.
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Hi @Chen Cheng
It's difficult to diagnose further without being able to reproduce the problem. Are you able to recreate the issue in a public repository so that I can have a look at what's being built?
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