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Build failed but the uploaded docs are mostly correct |
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Moving the discussion from #21224 (comment) to here.
Makes sense.
I think the folder structure here dictates the url structure in the final docs. Having miscellaneous/installing.html is a bit weird. Maybe we have to move documents around as well. In theory the main sections in https://63987-1385122-gh.circle-artifacts.com/0/doc/build/html/users/index.html should correspond to top-level file structure elements; single files like ressources (if there is only one file containing the whole section) or folders like gallery. |
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OK, I've persisted here in keeping /users/index.html as the top-level TOC. We could bubble it up a level, but I really prefer the tree with /doc/gallery, /doc/tutorials, /doc/api, /doc/users as the only top-level subdirectories. Basically /doc/users is the rst-based docs, appropriately sorted, and the other three are auto-generated. (The exceptions are the development guide and thridparty, both of which will be hosted separately). |
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nit: under install Third-party distributions is I think mpl specific jargon, what about package manager or Installing using a package manager |
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Thanks @story645 - that is what is in the current Installing guide, so I was just copying verbatim. I've tried to keep editorial changes out of this PR because it touches so much of the website we'd be quite a while fixing everything! |
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I can make it it's own PR then... |
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@timhoffm @tacaswell not quite sure if se decided to move all the rst up a level or not. I think that would be - doc/ - backmatter - explain - faq - installing - next_whats_new - prev_whats_new - resources - tutorials - examples - plot_types - api - thirdparty - devel - index.html (current docs top page) - contents.html (what is currently users/index.html I'd still prefer the Navbar links linked to topic/index.html if possible, but .. |
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The root of the index is users/index Most material is now under users/
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This is a link to the new TOC of users/: https://64359-1385122-gh.circle-artifacts.com/0/doc/build/html/users/index.html# |
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…251-on-v3.5.x Backport PR #21251 on branch v3.5.x (DOC: more site re-org)
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This came in via matplotlib#21251 and I vaguely remember it had a purpose (possibly something with navigation / what is rendered in the sidebars?) However, in the current docs, it looks rather useless. https://matplotlib.org/devdocs/users/release_notes.html
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Attempt to remove duplicated info in /users/index.html and /contents.html
The root of the index is users/index
Most material is now under users/
Proposed top-level org
The only rst file at the /doc level is /doc/index.rst The rest are organized under users.
Old users tree
├── faq └── users ├── installing ├── next_whats_new └── prev_whats_newNew users tree:
── users ├── backmatter ├── explain ├── faq ├── installing ├── next_whats_new ├── prev_whats_new └── resourcesNote backmatter, faq, explain, and installing used to have top-level rst files, that then indexed two or more subfiles. Those have been moved down into users as subdirectories and renamed eg installing.rst->users/installing/index.rst