electric-coder

@picnixz can you tag this with the repository's `autodoc` label please?

@AA-Turner I just came across this issue and tested it as described, it's working after the linked upstream fixes. I think the issue can be closed as the OP asserted....

Module level constants don't have docstrings, see [How to document a module constant in Python?][1]. So the REPL you included is correct: ```pycon >>> my_var = "one_level" >>> my_var.__doc__ "str(object='')...

These are the issue I could find that relate to types not linking correctly where the cause is plain processing of annotations in signatures or docstrings. ### `None` and `Optional`...

> it also shines a bad light on Sphinx itself if so many themes are broken. At first sight, agreed! Not only is it potentially misleading incurring in users wasting...

@mgeier I think this should be tagged [`html-theme`](https://github.com/sphinx-doc/sphinx/labels/html%20theme).

> I don't understand the semantics of this tag. Looking at the created ["labels" (tags)][1] as a whole, leads me to think it's a *"catch all"* label since more specific...

@dgilman > The churn that broke sphinx-themes.org Just to put a couple of things into perspective: 1. The themes that come bundled with Sphinx are all still supported afaict (except...

> then I think a disclaimer in the [Third Party Themes](https://www.sphinx-doc.org/en/master/usage/theming.html#third-party-themes) The disclaimer should also be included at the top of [Projects using Sphinx][1] that ends up being a per...

> but what am I supposed to do here? Is that the docstring causing the error? Well Ctrl+F with `typing.NewType` should allow to narrow it down. If it's not a...