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Switch docs theme #4276
Switch docs theme #4276
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Linter Bot Results:Hi @lilyminium! Thanks for making this PR. We linted your code and found the following: Some issues were found with the formatting of your code.
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Thanks @lilyminium, awesome work!
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Is this one of those where we can just say we don't care and it'll go away soon or is that being too hopeful? |
I could maybe pin sphinx_rtd_theme >=1 with mdanalysis_sphinx_theme to resolve this? (or would RTD just ignore that version and go for the more permissive variant?) It is a very weirdly old version (released 2019, sphinx_rtd_theme is on 2.0.0rc2 atm) and I'm curious why RTD has picked it. It'd be a bit annoying if we couldn't preview our docs properly there. User guide is picking up the same 0.4.3... |
I guess you could try just override the version in the yaml file here for now and see what happens? If that doesn't work then they are doing some annoying black magic in the background that is unlikely get fixed with pinning upstream. |
Seems to have done a thing? TIL RTD actually advocates for pinning the sphinx_rtd_theme version: https://docs.readthedocs.io/en/stable/guides/reproducible-builds.html#id2 |
Oh nice! I was just tracking stuff down myself, since everywhere seemed to be picking up the 0.4.3 version. I think it might be preferring anaconda/noarch (https://anaconda.org/anaconda/sphinx_rtd_theme), which tops out at 0.4.3, over conda-forge (https://anaconda.org/conda-forge/sphinx_rtd_theme). Edit: whoops, I should have let RTD finish building before pushing the rebase :/ sorry for the wait |
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Less work is better work. I would just go with the lower bound pin? Would it make sense to just have the pin upstream in the new theme? It's annoying to add a dependency, but it would probably save you some headaches later? |
Yeah I'll pin upstream. |
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This looks super-nice already on RTD. Great work! I look forward to seeing it merged.
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Could you tick the lgplv2 box?
Otherwise, lgtm! This is really awesome, thanks @lilyminium ! 🎉
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:footcite:p:`Chang2003`, for a given set of atoms or residues. This coordinate |
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Do we document how we do citations anywhere in our docs? We probably should tell folks that cite -> footcite now
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Are there any peculiarities to footbibliography that should be stated somewhere? (I don't know how/if it differs from the old approach)
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Ticked :)
I don't think so, no more than bibliography
is. The footbib is used for local bibliographies (on the same page as the reference), so we can remove stuff like the a-
and b-
prefixes we had before. The normal bibliography is for global bibliographies, so one reference list for the entire repo. This is all readily available on the sphinx bibtex extension docs though. I was planning to add in some notes in the mdanalysis-sphinx-theme -- MDAnalysis/mdanalysis-sphinx-theme#26
The one catch is that there's meant to be one footbib per reference per page, so if footbibliographies are created multiple times for the same reference, then only the first one will ahve the reference and all links will go there. Again I got this from the official docs.
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Could you maybe raise an issue in the userguide for docs on this? This is the kind of info any contributor new or old should be told to look at so imho, even if it's just a reference to the theme docs, your above explanation should exist there in some way.
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Sure, done
Fixes MDAnalysis/mdanalysis-sphinx-theme#33
Fixes #4199
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