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Added Installation guide for Gitlab Pages #597
Added Installation guide for Gitlab Pages #597
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I normally like to add the
--no-install-recommends
, which might speed up the installation.I've also just added this to
nbsphinx
's own CI: #598.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Sounds good!
But when the new nbspinx version will have it on default, will
" - apt-get install -y pandoc\n",
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I don't understand. It will still need
pandoc
(at least until #36 is done).There was a problem hiding this comment.
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What about recommending the usage of a
doc/requirements.txt
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I'd prefer it like this, then it is ready for copy+paste
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OK, fair enough.
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Sphinx is a dependency of
nbsphinx
, so it's not strictly necessary.But if you prefer to mention it, that's fine.
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What is that supposed to mean?
Is there no
doc
directory yet?Where is the source directory?
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I saw this somewhere on the internet and as it was working, I just applied it without spending much thought on it.
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But I don't understand how this can work.
According to the
sphinx-build
call below, your source files are indoc/source
but why are you creating thedoc
directory? It should exist already?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I think this will create a
../public/.doctrees
directory which is not supposed to be published.I think it would be good to use the
-d
to put the doctrees somewhere else.Or are hidden directories ignored by Gitlab Pages anyway?
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Again, this is only copy-pasted form some internet forums, I don't know about the details
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That's fine, but do you know if the
.doctree
directory is served by Gitlab pages?Do you have an example project where I can have a look?