Closed culkeri closed 1 year ago
Hi @culkeri
Is this work being done on a jupyterlab notebook? If yes, you should be able to use pip install mdx-include
I am not using a notebook. This is on a GAE VM trying to install using miniforge. I do not have the environment configured so my attempt was: `pip install mdx-include -i https://jfrog.aaw.cloud.statcan.ca/artifactory/pypi-remote/.pypi/
Maybe the syntax is wrong? It installs on AVD, which also uses the AAW artifactory, so I can run the build command there.
@culkeri could you please provide the error you're getting, I'm not sure about the GAE VM.
Also there's a typo in your url /pypi/
sorry, I forgot to update this ticket.
I figured out the error, I was using the wrong URL. https://jfrog.aaw.cloud.statcan.ca/artifactory/api/pypi/pypi-remote/simple is the correct one to install packages.
DAS-GAE (geo) leverages the AAWs antifactory.
As part of the dev work, I am writing our user-guide. I would like to add the include extension (mdx-include) to our mkdocs; but it does not appear to be part of the repo. If it passes the scans, please add it.
or suggest an alternative if you are aware of one.
Background: One of the tools we are documenting has its help content spread across multiple pages. I want to create a 'master' page, let's call it Page C, that combines the content from Page A and Page B without the need for manual copy-pasting. The goal is to ensure that any changes made to Page A or Page B are automatically reflected in Page C upon running the build process.
the include extension seems to meet this need (i think, I haven't tested it on my personal PC so I am guessing based off the include documentation).
The syntax for include extension would be: