Closed blue-devil closed 4 years ago
Hi @blue-devil, it's best to do what NumPy and SciPy do - incorporate as a git submodule. That gets packaged into a tarball just fine with python setup.py sdist
(or similar).
We're migrating over to https://github.com/scipy/scipy-sphinx-theme-v2/ so don't plan to spend a whole lot of time on improving this theme anymore.
And to be clear: are you packaging NumPy/SciPy or something else?
Hello i am packaging numpy (already packaged but without docs). Here are the sources
Hi @blue-devil, it's best to do what NumPy and SciPy do - incorporate as a git submodule. That gets packaged into a tarball just fine with
python setup.py sdist
(or similar).We're migrating over to https://github.com/scipy/scipy-sphinx-theme-v2/ so don't plan to spend a whole lot of time on improving this theme anymore.
And ok i will wait you to tag a release for version 2 =) Thanks for replying
Also for that one I'm not sure we'll want to do a release though. The point is we aim to support NumPy and SciPy with that theme, other packages are not supposed to use it and we can't guarantee to keep it backwards compatible for anyone else. Hence a release doesn't really make sense.
Hello i am packaging numpy (already packaged but without docs)
I would just use whatever is in doc/
in the NumPy sdist, that includes this Sphinx theme.
Thank you for replying =)
Hello, i am making packages for pisilinux. And i need to download as a tarball package.
Can you please tag a release?
Thank you =)