i just published manually because i didnt see a button, but it looks like this has "git tag push -> release" set up? how is that different from the thing w the button to run the action first ?

In Mako-1.3.2 release tarball, the HTML docs contains a wrong meta tag:

<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">

(lacking a / before >).

follow instructions at https://www.sphinx-doc.org/en/master/changes.html#id65

Generally looks like your sphinx extension causes some that sphinx cannot generate documentation.
Could you please have a look on sqlalchemy/sqlalchemy#5906 where are all details?

Seems to be required by search at least.

see sphinx-doc/sphinx#9456 (comment)

This is only an idea, and eventually it could be improved a lot, but most of the issues with the documentation legibility I think are those

• color contrast is not sufficient to distinguish links from text
• there is an effect of "box in a box in a box" further accentuated by box-shadows and borders that distracts instead of helping separating element types
• various shadows, like snippet boxes have borders that accentuate that boxed content effect
• the sidebar has a color that distracts from the main content
• there are issues with the header that repeats the same informations in multiple places

this is an experiment for this page https://docs.sqlalchemy.org/en/20/orm/extensions/asyncio.html that addresses those issues and I would like some feedback for this direction before proposing a simple patch

The copy button style is no great, at least on firefox it's off center:

sphinx 5.3.x is no longer maintained.

Hi folks - I was wondering whether a pull request to make the 'Documentation last generated' line reproducible (deterministic) on platforms that follow the relevant Reproducible Builds standard would be acceptable?

In supporting environments, that'd allow packages of sqlalchemy-plus-documentation to generate in a deterministic way, providing a bunch of benefits and reassurances for downstream consumers.

(a patch to do so has been suggested for downstream Debian; I'm offering to pick that up and provide it as a pull request here)

assuming they've just built more bloat in, we will have to upgrade ln6 or change our build system

to add_css_file()