On 2026-10-26 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?
Yes, it could be done. But is it worth the effort?
More and more Fedora packages are dropping Sphinx docs and I welcome that
change. There is no standard for building the docs, so it's always a bit messy
and there have been many issues reported in the past wrt HTML/CSS/JS/font
bundling in the generated HTML docs.
I'd rather we just abandoned this altogether than trying to do it "properly".
But maybe it's achievable, not sure.
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