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If you have time @GeorgianaElena, I'd love a review of this as well. Thank you soo much for your help reviewing already in other PRs!!!
Argh sorry @GeorgianaElena, I requested a review a bit too early and pushed two commits with additional things =/
There is a docs build failure now, and it made me want to cover a bit more content while I'm at it. I'll comment again when its done.
Pweh! Okay @GeorgianaElena sorry for the noise, I did a final self-review of everything and pushed some details, it is now fully ready for review!
Thank you @GeorgianaElena for your help to review this so quickly!!!
Working on a separate PR I realized we needed default_role
in docs/source/conf.py set to literal
still, which makes the rST parsed helpstrings like `code?` format as code?
instead of formatting as code?.
I pushed a commit to change that setting, and another to update docs/source/conf.py a bit to look more like the one in jupyterhub-python-repo-template.
There were notable differences in the .py files docstrings, where auth0 for example included a lot of outdated documentation and cilogon included caveats that I figure can be removed. I pushed another commit making them consistent, and making this view look consistent as well as a consequence:
@GeorgianaElena sorry for appending this PR with more and more after pinging for review. I'll stop now and open additional PRs instead with additional changes.
I didn't realize you approved this PR before Georgiana! I'll go for a self-merge to enable other PRs on top of this to be easier to review.
Thank you soo much for your help reviewing @GeorgianaElena!!!
We had a lot of legacy documentation around. In this PR I've gone through a lot of the documentation and tried to make it easier to maintain long term as part of making some updates.
For example, instead of writing again how to use
GitLabOAuthenticator.allowed_project_ids
, I let the gitlab specific docs link to the configuration reference that includes a good enough help string to be useful.Related