Robert Sachunsky
Robert Sachunsky
Hi, thanks for your help (and sorry I couldn't get back to you sooner)! I can confirm this prevents the crash. (I chose "Load font..." on the .bof, did not...
> My fork builds cleanly in RTD. @Erikmitk, what do you mean by that? Do you have a readthedocs.io deployment for your fork (where?), or is it just your local...
> [My identical fork](https://github.com/Erikmitk/kitodo-production.git) renders [a readable version](https://kitodoproduction-dev.readthedocs.io/en/master/). Interesting. However, did you notice that even in your deployment, within the user section, none of the images resolve correctly? (They come...
> To me this seems to be caused by readthedocs.org configuring `mkdocs
Spoiler: I did [add a docs/requirements.txt](https://github.com/bertsky/kitodo-production/commit/18be3f0adbf97ff8162fccca1174d73a7f45289b), and it does repair the [Python 3 build of RTD](https://readthedocs.org/projects/kitodoproduction-bertsky/builds/17374731/). But the [images are still broken](https://kitodoproduction-bertsky.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user/introduction/productiontemplate/#beispiel). So the culprit must be within the difference...
> Yesterday I checked this [architecture section](https://kitodoproduction-dev.readthedocs.io/en/master/developer/architecture/) and all the images work perfectly fine!! Yes, but in that section the images are actually either remote references or just filenames (i.e....
@Erikmitk see #5225. Perhaps we should also set up GH actions on the upstream repo.
> I have never tried to install this way (pip+git)---the only way that is likely to work in a wide variety is via Conda-Forge, since you need big non-Python dependencies...
> I am already running into #29 with 1.7.9 and cannot compile OpenFST 1.7.5 with recent g++ (`internal compiler error`) – so if you could upgrade this would help a...
> Building `detectron2` instead of trying to get (non-existing) pre-built packages would also support more platforms which currently would also fail (non Linux hosts, non x86_64 architectures). That does not...