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We need a solution for libcudf's docs that currently depend on librmm's Doxygen docs.
After some internal discussions, this does need to be addressed, but we don't want to block updating to the 24.06
docs, so going to override and merge this PR.
Following up: https://github.com/rapidsai/rmm/pull/1604 re-adds librmm docs. From discussion with @raydouglass, we don't need to link to them publicly on docs.rapids.ai, as they are already included in the rmm docs (both C++ and Python). The librmm docs will just be used to cross-reference from libcudf docs.
librmm
docs were merged intormm
docs and24.02
was the last version to have separatedlibrmm
docs.Now that the legacy version is
24.04
, thelibrmm
docs can be removed.Ref: https://github.com/rapidsai/docs/pull/478 https://github.com/rapidsai/docs/actions/runs/9421083274/job/25954311807