Unsafe using of temporary files about breathe HOT 6 CLOSED

Hi,

Thanks for taking the time to report the issue. I've not looked into it yet, but I'm surprised to see it. From memory, breathe doesn't attempt to use any temporary files.

The error there seems to be during the reading of the doxygen xml but breathe doesn't attempt to write to the file. Is it possible that the script you are executing is regenerating the doxygen xml as well as running sphinx/breathe?

I'll take a look when I can but I'm sorry to say I am trying to focus on other things at the moment.

Cheers,
Michael

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I run just sphinx, I don't think it executes any external processes.

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Unfortunate! Well, I will look into it when I can. For the moment, I hope it reasonable for you to run them one after another.

Cheers,
Michael

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Hi,

I've had a go at reproducing this but have had no luck with creating a copy of the breathe testsuite folder and running a simple script like

cd testsuite
make clean; make html&
cd ..

cd testsuite2
make clean; make html&
cd ..

The hope being that the &'s will cause the "make html" commands to run in parallel. Their output is interleaved in the shell so it seems they are going at the same time but there is no sign of a conflict on the few test runs I've done.

Please let me know if there is anything I'm missing.

Cheers,
Michael

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I fail to reproduce this right now as well. Maybe it was in the end problem somewhere in the sphinx code, which is now fixed...

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Pretty bizarre, sorry not to have chased it up sooner. Let me know if you're able to reproduce it.

Michael

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