#6187: After making a clone, the reference manual (and other docs) should not
have
to be completely rebuilt.
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Reporter: jhpalmieri | Owner: tba
Type: enhancement | Status: new
Priority: major | Milestone: sage-4.0.1
Component: documentation | Keywords:
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Comment(by jhpalmieri):
I'm not having any luck with this. If in sage-clone I copy the library
files with "cp -a" (or what I think is the equivalent, e.g. "cp -pr" on my
mac, or {{{shutil.copytree("sage/build","%s/build"%branch)}}}), then when
it gets to the {{{sage -b}}} part of things, it rebuilds all of the cython
files, so cloning takes way too long.
No matter what, if after cloning, I delete the directory doc/output and
then recopy it, {{{sage -docbuild reference html}}} rebuilds everything.
This happens whether the modification times are preserved or not: even if
the times are not preserved, so everything in the output directory is
newer than everything in the build directory, Sphinx seems to think that
the files have changed and so need to be rebuilt. Same thing if I recopy
the entire "doc" directory. So I'm confused.
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