Closed mjbear closed 3 weeks ago
Updated the PR with a relative link to processor.rst
Edit: processors, plural :sweat_smile:
@dbarrosop I believe this is to be fixed.
Argh, this may need a similar fix to the other one you submitted in the other repo, not sure if you'd like to fix this one as well (it'd be very appreciated :P)
Argh, this may need a similar fix to the other one you submitted in the other repo, not sure if you'd like to fix this one as well (it'd be very appreciated :P)
Hello @dbarrosop Apologies for forgetting about this when I got busy. Looks like I lost the other thread/repo reference.
I suspect the page to link to is: https://nornir.readthedocs.io/en/latest/api/nornir/core/processor.html which corresponds to https://github.com/nornir-automation/nornir/blob/main/docs/api/nornir/core/processor.rst
Right?
So the relative path would be ../api/nornir/core/processor.rst
:question: I'm trying to regenerate the docs with sphinx so I can look at them before I push any updates.
I installed sphinx, but when I try to run make docs
it throws an exception that it cannot find the module.
Once I correct this broken link then I will chase after the list of links I found so I can correct them too. :wink:
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No worries, this was fixed already so we only had to rebase.
I installed sphinx, but when I try to run make docs it throws an exception that it cannot find the module.
try doing git pull
to pull the commit I pushed to your branch and trying again, the issue should be fixed now
Btw, do you want me to merge the PR or do you want to commit more changes here?
No worries, this was fixed already so we only had to rebase.
Interesting. I fetched from your repo's main branch (July 23rd commits) and rebased my "feature" branch in the past few days.
commit d35cb58c9c462d5c1dd8658944de27f1c0824503 (HEAD -> docs_processors_link)
Author: Michael Bear <38406045+mjbear@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Sat Apr 6 00:31:58 2024 -0400
processors, plural
commit 2a4aa91a5d593d726195dc95dc7a385fd8b4dc6f
Author: Michael Bear <38406045+mjbear@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Sat Apr 6 00:11:33 2024 -0400
using relative link instead of hardcoded url
commit 76dce28268da579c071233acd96c9add9b2524ae
Author: Michael Bear <38406045+mjbear@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Sun Mar 31 21:24:24 2024 -0400
fix processors class docs hyperlink (issue #593)
commit d8e82d4c959d3ae43fc4a9c9a51737e71e77e871 (upstream/main, main)
Author: Patrick Ogenstad <patrick@REMOVED>
Date: Tue Jul 23 20:11:37 2024 +0200
Simlify _verify_rules and redunce max-complexity=10 (#962)
Co-authored-by: David Barroso <dbarrosop@REMOVED>
I installed sphinx, but when I try to run make docs it throws an exception that it cannot find the module.
try doing
git pull
to pull the commit I pushed to your branch and trying again, the issue should be fixed now
From the commit history that steam rolled any commits I had made. I used the reflog to roll my local copy back so I can look around.
Is the intent that I should lay my changes on top of the merge you made on my feature branch? (Apologies :sweat:, I thought my rebase from earlier would have got my branch current to upstream/main.)
Btw, do you want me to merge the PR or do you want to commit more changes here?
When it's ready, my thought is to merge this one and I'll build up other PR(s).
Is the intent that I should lay my changes on top of the merge you made on my feature branch?
It doesn't really matter, as long as there are no conflicts it doesn't matter if you rebase or push changes on top or whatever, we will end up squashing the commits into and keeping the history linear.
When it's ready, my thought is to merge this one and I'll build up other PR(s).
Ok, let me know when you think it's ready
@dbarrosop I think this is ready.
Based on what I saw in the inventory tutorial I realized there were still some changes I should make. Along with that I squashed my commit history.
I need to learn more about sphinx since I want to locally test before pushing code to GH. :thinking: :grinning:
Thanks!
Thanks!
And thank you for your patience! :sweat_smile: I learn things by contributing and some of my learning is by making mistakes. :climbing_man: :mountain:
fix processors class docs hyperlink (issue #593)