On the technicality, yes overriding the references to local ones is
possible.
But whose job will it be to maintain the reference correctness, e.g. the
sphinx build should fail on the could not resolve reference warning and
then does this get forwarded to upstream?
It would also mean that all other packages should strive to provide the
sphinx builds, and we standardize the install locations. I don't have
strong objections to it, it could help push more man and other format
generations, but iirc this is not quite a smooth journey on all projects.
On 10/26/26 11:18, Benson Muite via python-devel wrote:
Hi,
When creating documentation for some python packages, there is often an
intersphinx mapping needed. This needs to be loaded to the Fedora
repositories, but will likely be duplicated for many packages. Would it
be worth creating a standard way to upload and reference intersphinx
mappings?
This has come up in the following review:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2556387
Regards,
Benson
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