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Use os.walk() in find_renamed_document #703
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Directory traversing did not work for me when running the tests locally but with os.walk() it does (and it's a bit easier to understand).
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Could anyone please enlighten me what find_renamed_document is used for? What is its purpose? |
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I'm not sure why exactly, but directory traversing did not work for me when running the tests locally.
With os.walk() it does and it still works in travis :-)