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rsyslog/rsyslog_doc_gen image: new version of Sphinx released #11
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Actually, I think this is primarily for the doc project. It looks, though, like the doc container has not yet picked this up. I rebuilt it today for some of the changes re the theme and it still seems to be the old code. Is more than |
AFAIK, not if it's never been there before. If it is already installed you have to run |
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Am 06.02.2018 16:17 schrieb "Deoren Moor" <[email protected]>:
@rgerhards <https://github.com/rgerhards>: Is more than pip install sphinx
required in order to get it on a fresh install?
AFAIK, not if it's never been there before. If it is already installed you
have to run pip install -U sphinx to upgrade it and its dependencies.
In this context it is a fresh install..
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That's odd. I'm pretty sure that the container I built from the Dockerfile (https://github.com/rsyslog/rsyslog-doc/blob/master/tools/buildenv/Dockerfile) ended up with Sphinx 1.6.7 installed. I'll give it another try in a bit to confirm. |
I tested using the latest Dockerfile from master and didn't have any problems building an image with Sphinx 1.6.7 and then generating fresh docs.
Snippet from output:
Detailed output:
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Just a FYI. From the changelog:
Do you prefer that tickets re Sphinx updates be posted here or in the rsyslog/rsyslog-doc project?
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