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bpo-36345: Doc: make serve uses http.server instead of Tools/scripts/server.py #12408

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@matrixise matrixise commented Mar 18, 2019

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matrixise commented Mar 18, 2019

@JulienPalard here is the PR where we deprecate Tools/scripts/serve.py

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@vstinner should we write a version of Python in which this file should be removed in the message? This is not really a module, I don't think we should follow PEP 4, but I'd like to remove it slowly just in case someone found the file and though "hey let's use it!"

@matrixise You have forgotten to remove serve.py from the Tools README, and to update make.bat.

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I added this PR #12511

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@vstinner I have updated this PR with your remark (modify the makefile first). this is the part-0 for this issue.

The part-2 is #12511 (sorry, I don't rename the branch)
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Use :mod:`http.server` with ``-d`` parameter instead of
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What does "use http.server"? You should mention "make server" somewhere.

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Please squash your commits into a single commit and update the PR title and description. It became very unclear what is the purpose of this change, because of its long history.

@matrixise matrixise changed the title bpo-36345: Deprecate Tools/scripts/serve.py in favour of the HTTP server bpo-36345: Doc: make serve uses http.server instead of Tools/scripts/server.py May 15, 2019
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hugovk commented Nov 18, 2024

make serve has since been replaced with make htmllive, which uses https://github.com/sphinx-doc/sphinx-autobuild:

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