WIP in the branch: port-doc-sphinx-breathe

Instructions and dependencies here.

• Inspiration:

  • michaeljones/breathe#343
  • https://github.com/michaeljones/breathe
  • https://github.com/fmtlib/fmt

• Motivation:

  • Sphi

It looks like the code only ever globally turns warnings off, but can never turn them back on again.

I have a situation where I need to follow best-practices and only narrowly silence warnings for a single GET request, which generates spurious and expected warnings, but then

The opencv capture should not trigger a resize of the swing gui. Instead we should have the VideoWidget handle auto resizing so the swing gui doesn't get so large it goes off the screen.

The current solution opens the a panel and puts documentation there. Sublime Text 3 offers better ways to display documentation to the users. Consider could those features be used.

The self doc on the EasyGoPiGo3.steer() method states:

        Each motor is assigned a percentage of the current speed value. 
..
        :param int left_percent: Percentage of current speed value that gets applied to left motor. 
..
        :param int right_percent: Percentage of current speed value that gets applied to right motor. 
..
        For setting the motor speed, use :py:me

Robot framework 3.1 added the option to use .resource extension for resource files instead of .robot

https://robotframework.org/robotframework/latest/RobotFrameworkUserGuide.html#resource-files

For some reason some website with document.readyState == 'complete' just get in this condition, and selenium is getting lost.
I tested the same pages with ruby and everything works pretty fine.

@contextmanager
def _wait_for_page_refresh(self, timeout=10):
yield
WebDriverWait(self.browser, timeout).until(
staleness_of(old_page),
message="Old pag

I would like to try ReportPortal with Robot-Framework and Python unittests/pytest.

In order to better understand things I would like to make a tutorial about that. But I am kind of lost and don't know where to start :-/. So please give me some guidance and I will publish a tutorial in a Github repo or Gist.

So far I have a Ubuntu 16.04 with Docker up and running as a VirtubalBox VM on a Win

We need to provide more information for users first landing on the repository. Right now we just rely on user knowledge, the docs, and the example tests. However for a library aimed at helping not only existing teams, but new teams get set up we need a more comprehensive guide to importing and using the libraries.