Sphinx docs are missing functions about trackpy HOT 7 CLOSED

I am not sure if this is an issue with sphinx or an issue with rtd not installing everything needed to import the modules.

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I am pretty sure they listed functions when I set them up. I also suspect a
dependency issue. Anyway, any help is appreciated.

On Saturday, July 5, 2014, Thomas A Caswell [email protected]
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I am not sure if this is an issue with sphinx or an issue with rtd not
installing everything needed to import the modules.

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Just checked locally, and the docs are fine. I started to do something about this a while ago and it went no where. I will try to take another crack at it.

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I see there's a FAQ entry about this.

I went and checked one of my projects. In the docs for philatracks, the modules I had to Mock in conf.py included:

['scipy', 'scipy.linalg', 'scipy.spatial', 'scipy.optimize', 
    'numpy', 'numpy.random', 'pandas', 'matplotlib.pyplot']

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The doc builds are fixed. Here's the deal:

• The docs built from master are shown by default, to make it easy to discover our very latest efforts to improve the docs.
• Docs for v0.1 and v0.2.1 are also available on the ReadTheDocs. Docs for v0.2 are not shown because they fail to build correctly.

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Awesome! However, when I select "v0.2.1" I still get the broken docs (missing functions). "master," "latest," and "v0.1" give the correct docs.

Also, for some reason the page title always says "trackpy 0.2.0 documentation".

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The title is a mystery to me. I suspect that 0.2 is hard-coded in the docs source somewhere...

I should have expected v0.2.1 docs to fail. Unfortunately, my fixes to setup.py occurred after the release.

It's become clear that we should consider a 0.2.2 release after the dust settles. (Now with Python 3 support!) It was important to get up-to-date versions of pims and trackpy on pip, but this is generally all too rushed.

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