Anthony

There is a good amount of information on the dependencies here: https://github.com/readthedocs/sphinx_rtd_theme/pull/771

Yeah, I'm not quite sure where you are running into errors, but perhaps having more information on how you're noticing errors would help. The theme definitely builds on Python 3,...

@humitos :point_up: You're probably the best resource here

Just a note: while we're figuring out how to best make this a native feature, there are a few options for authors here: - https://pypi.org/project/readthedocs-cli/ -- this might be what...

Yeah one of these should be closed probably. I believe we landed on not implementing this in the config file, at least to start.

> Why not just default to the branch that git defaults by default? This seems like a good approach. Do we need that text input value to establish the `latest`...

@mgeier yeah, syncing the two up is awkward. The inject HTML needs to be supported by all versions of the Sphinx theme, historical releases included to a large degree. >...

> "Any new version of the injected HTML has to work with any old version of badge_only.css." Indeed, this sounds correct to me. > So we actually have to add...

I tested out the font subsetter -- actually I tested this out https://www.npmjs.com/package/fontawesome-subset -- and it seems to work great. I got the ttf/woff files both down to less than...

Basically, yeah. More specifically, even the CSS stays the same, it's just the bundled web font files that would change. Currently, FA4 web fonts are only ~75kB, though FA5/6 are...