This does indicate a problem with the tool shed install translation to the remote server though.

Docs build fine with 1.3 - but there is a new warning which causes linting them to fail and 1.2 is what is used by readthedocs.org as far as I can tell.

If there is some problem that causes the Pulsar client in the job handler to stop logging, this really should be logged now.

 - Add a join timeout incase this is is where things are hanging.
 - Don't allow heartbeat or sleep exceptions to halt queue consumption - shutdown events need to fire to actually stop this computation.
 - Add more logging to determine if this is a problematic spot.

 - Don't ack requeued messages (missing return seems like it was a bug).
 - More logging around this event.

Both still largely WIP.

- Just add PyYaml as required dependency - doesn't seem problematic
under Windows.
- Update setup.py to conditionally install nix bash script or Windows
bat script depending on platform.
- Outline some work on bootstrapping Pulsar install via PyPI (should be
merged into scripts/config.py at some point).
- Version update to PyPI publication tests.

Go further than runtime and ensure threads join so that they cannot interfer with other tests.

Doesn't work on 2.6, planemo has same hack.

Check for sphinx warnings after filtering some uninteresting ones out.

 - Catch invalid action type definition and report it as such.

 - Rearrange things so ssh_key can be alternatively defined in file_actions.yml or the other properties ssh_user, ssh_host, ssh_port can be defined in destination_params. This allows these actions to be usable as the default file action and made it much easier to test.
 - Fixes when constructing scp command-line (my version of Python didn't like a tuple in middle of subprocess.check_call).
 - Increase integration test timeout (these are slower than localhost RESTful transfer).
 - Add integration test for each of these commands.

Define some properties to look for in classes to inject properties from mapping into action instead of explicitly dispatching on fixed types. This feels duck-type-ier.

Makes it more clear it is not a concrete action to my mind.

 - Include wheel-based distribution.
 - Add planemo-style Makefile rules for releasing to test pypi and pypi.
 - Add planemo-style Makefile rule for linting readme for pypi.
 - Add Makefile rule for setting up a development virtualenv.
 - Document a bunch of makefile tasks.

Use .venv for all Python operations if available.

 - Fix clean-tests task.
 - Add build task (TODO: wheel version).

 - Move from pulsar.egg-info into wsgi_path.egg-info.
 - Add README explaining why it needs to be there.
 - Mark the new actual egg-info stuffs generated by setup.py as git ignored.

Couldn't get pulsar on PyPI.

 - Add many new options.
 - Add tests.