Open triley13 opened 2 months ago
Thanks for the report @triley13 :slightly_smiling_face:
I suppose you expect all objects within path.to.module
to be parsed as Sphinx-style, right? Currently we only re-assign the style to the specific object but not its members.
Ideally we would distinguish that a local option was used, and instead of re-assigning a style, we would use the provided local style to parse docstrings. The issue is that we're not able to differentiate a global option from a local one once we're in the render
method of the handler :thinking:
We can re-assign the style to the object and all its members, but note that Griffe extensions that modify the cached and parsed version of the docstring will probably stop working (because such extensions would be initially parsing and caching the docstring with the global style, not the local one).
WDYT?
Hey @pawamoy, sorry I've been on vacation for a bit. Is caching necessary? If it's not, then I would suggest making an implementation that only works without caching. Otherwise, is there a workaround for parsing the docstrings for a single page, and limiting the style change to a particular webpage?
Description of the bug
Local override
docstring_style
for global configuration doesn't work.To Reproduce
Declare in mkdocs.yaml:
-->
Inside
file.md
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```python N/A ```Expected behavior
Override the default
google
style with thesphinx
style for that one module.Environment information
mkdocs
v1.6.0mkdocstrings
v0.26.0mkdocstrings-python
v1.10.5griffe
v0.47.0Additional context
I am using
path:
to load the module and I'm usingmkdocs-monorepo-plugin
.