PyBOMBS (Python Build Overlay Managed Bundle System) is the GNU Radio install management system for resolving dependencies and pulling in out-of-tree projects.
We were having an issue where people weren't seeing anything in the documentation tab of a block in GRC, and it turns out it's because this was disabled by default. Yes I know you can enable doxygen with a flag, but so many people are using pybombs with the standard "pybombs install gnuradio" as their go-to method for new installs, and it makes GR seem less mature when the documentation tabs are empty.
Let me know if it makes more sense to change gnuradio.lwr instead of this.
We were having an issue where people weren't seeing anything in the documentation tab of a block in GRC, and it turns out it's because this was disabled by default. Yes I know you can enable doxygen with a flag, but so many people are using pybombs with the standard "pybombs install gnuradio" as their go-to method for new installs, and it makes GR seem less mature when the documentation tabs are empty.
Let me know if it makes more sense to change gnuradio.lwr instead of this.