sigh, still broken, different error message.

[git.ikiwiki.info.git] / doc / bugs / autosetup_python_warnings.mdwn

diff --git a/doc/bugs/autosetup_python_warnings.mdwn b/doc/bugs/autosetup_python_warnings.mdwn
index 5c081dac28cd85f04aed4bf202d5757c65b5db04..d7920b921c3dff6ba0bc9c06da33472dfdb1a508 100644 (file)
--- a/doc/bugs/autosetup_python_warnings.mdwn
+++ b/doc/bugs/autosetup_python_warnings.mdwn
@@ -53,7 +53,8 @@ the XML-RPC libs) until the methods using them are called. --[[schmonz]]
 
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-It's more complicated than I thought. Findings and questions:
+It's more complicated than I thought. Findings and questions so
+far:

 
 ### Failing to load an external plugin should be an error
 
 
 ### Failing to load an external plugin should be an error
 


@@ -64,7 +65,7 @@ written in any language, ikiwiki assumes loading succeeded.
 Let's take [[!iki plugins/rst]] as an example. It's written in
 Python and uses `proxy.py` to handle XML-RPC communication with
 ikiwiki. Let's say that `proxy.py` compiles, but `rst` itself
 Let's take [[!iki plugins/rst]] as an example. It's written in
 Python and uses `proxy.py` to handle XML-RPC communication with
 ikiwiki. Let's say that `proxy.py` compiles, but `rst` itself

-doesn't. We'd like ikiwiki to know the module isn't loaded, and
+doesn't. We'd like ikiwiki to know the plugin isn't loaded, and

 we'd like an error message about it (not just the Python errors).
 
 Now let's say `rst` would be fine by itself, but `proxy.py` doesn't
 we'd like an error message about it (not just the Python errors).
 
 Now let's say `rst` would be fine by itself, but `proxy.py` doesn't