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Adds a doc comment for new_batch_http_request - #106
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If "make docs" is currently broken without this change, and this change fixes "make docs", I'd like that described in greater detail in the commit message? |
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Also please get the CLA signature business squared away. Is there something different about this contribution that was different about your other contribution, because we didn't see the bot object over there, did we? |
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CLAs look good, thanks! |
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Added information to the git commit message and fixed the authorship of the commit. |
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This comment doesn't actually show up in the generated epydoc, but it
does allow the "make docs" command to complete, and it is nice to have
the explanation of how to use the method in the source repository.
Without this change running "make docs" would have an error:
$> make docs
cd docs; ./build
mkdir -p docs/dyn
python describe.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "describe.py", line 388, in <module>
document_api(api['name'], api['version'])
File "describe.py", line 354, in document_api
service, '%s_%s.' % (name, version), discovery, discovery)
File "describe.py", line 320, in document_collection_recursive
html = document_collection(resource, path, root_discovery,
discovery)
File "describe.py", line 302, in document_collection
params = method_params(doc)
File "describe.py", line 192, in method_params
doclines = doc.splitlines()
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'splitlines'
make: *** [docs] Error 1
Adds a doc comment for new_batch_http_request.
This comment doesn't actually show up in the generated epydoc, but it
does allow the "make docs" command to complete, and it is nice to have
the explanation of how to use the method in the source repository.