CI is broken: docs won't build. It looks like pip is grabbing Sphinx 1.8.5, probably because we're doing the build on Python 2.7. That still gets a pretty new docutils (0.18). Unfortunately docutils changed some structures in 0.16 which made it incompatible with that Sphinx.
Long-term we're going to have to abandon Python 2 for the doc build (and maybe altogether; I was hoping to get out one Python 2 release but that may not happen). In the meantime I'm pinning to an earlier docutils for the CI.
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CI is broken: docs won't build. It looks like
pipis grabbing Sphinx 1.8.5, probably because we're doing the build on Python 2.7. That still gets a pretty new docutils (0.18). Unfortunately docutils changed some structures in 0.16 which made it incompatible with that Sphinx.Long-term we're going to have to abandon Python 2 for the doc build (and maybe altogether; I was hoping to get out one Python 2 release but that may not happen). In the meantime I'm pinning to an earlier docutils for the CI.
PR Checklist
Closes #if this PR closes the issue, or some other reference, such asSee #if it is related in some other way)