I have some documentation that needs to be generated twice: Once for
internal use, and another time for public release that excludes some
information.
It seems that ifconfig is the way to achieve this. My question is in two
parts:
1) Even with the example code, I can't get ifconfig to work. In index.rst:
>
> .. ifconfig:: audience == 'internal'
> This is private!
In conf.py
def setup(app):
> print 'Setup'
> app.add_config_value('audience', 'internal', True)
But that renders as a scary box with the following text:
System Message: ERROR/3 (<redacted>/index.rst, line 8)
> Exception occured in ifconfig expression: NameError: name ‘audience’ is
> not defined
What am I doing wrong? I see "Setup" echoed in the console when I build,
so I know that the add_config_value() is getting triggered.
2) How can I expose the config value so that I can choose the audience at
build-time? (i.e., with an argument passed to sphinx-build.)
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