I also noticed that, sometimes, the incremental document building gets
confused to the point where it falls on its face. Simplest option is to wipe
the doc tree and rebuild the whole documentation.
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Hi Volker,
On 18 Feb., 21:45, Volker Braun wrote:
> I also noticed that, sometimes, the incremental document building gets
> confused to the point where it falls on its face. Simplest option is to wipe
> the doc tree and rebuild the whole documentation.
How do I "wipe the doc tree"? Simply "rm -
No, delete the output from the doctree. That is, "rm -rf doc/output". Then
"sage -b && sage -docbuild reference html".
Though I didn't quite understand which file you deleted. I don't have a
pushout.rst file anywhere.
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If you're really missing files from SAGE_ROOT/devel/sage/doc/en/reference,
then you could just manually copy them from an old installation of Sage
(maybe just copy over the whole directory), or copy them from the main Sage
spkg (sage-4.6.2.spkg), or you could revert those files from a previo
Hi Volker
On 18 Feb., 22:07, Volker Braun wrote:
> No, delete the output from the doctree. That is, "rm -rf doc/output". Then
> "sage -b && sage -docbuild reference html".
I am afraid this did not work. I deleted the output, and even after
sage -ba, sage -docbuild did not do any good.
Since it
On 19 Feb., 07:02, Simon King wrote:
> > No, delete the output from the doctree. That is, "rm -rf doc/output". Then
> > "sage -b && sage -docbuild reference html".
>
> I am afraid this did not work. I deleted the output, and even after
> sage -ba, sage -docbuild did not do any good.
The same thin
Hi!
> No, delete the output from the doctree. That is, "rm -rf doc/output". Then
> "sage -b && sage -docbuild reference html".
As I stated earlier: That did not work. But it seems that rm -rf doc/
output followed by sage -b and sage -docbuild all html did the job.
However, I ended up rebuilding
