Jeremy Monat

> > Part of the issue is that you can't include comment-only lines in code blocks (doctest fails those tests) > > Are you sure about that? I see lots...

I just started this page and seek guidance on what it should include: - [`Poly()`](https://docs.sympy.org/dev/modules/polys/reference.html?highlight=poly#sympy.polys.polytools.poly) function? (Is there a good discussion of that function? That API link doesn't give much...

Unfortunately, the [SciPy documentation site is down](https://github.com/scipy/scipy/issues/17316), leading SymPy's sphinx tests and documentation builds to fail because of the intersphinx reference.

While I appreciate the point of emphasizing a very complex quartic solution by making all of it appear on the screen without scrolling, I don't think it's worth the effort--using...

> You should use `latex(formula)` to get the latex. The screenshow you show there doesn't have valid LaTeX math. The correct version should be taller and less wide, due to...

> Once CircleCI builds the docs, I'll check that the LaTeX expression fits on my phone. The expression did extend beyond the body width on my phone, so I pushed...

The formatting is better on a phone with the hard line break: The expression is in a scrollable container, so it doesn't extend beyond the body width. (It's unclear to...

@chrisjsewell thanks. Oh, I didn't realize that a card would have to have a new option `link-alt`. My thinking was that the card would automatically use the name of the...

> There is a merge conflict here. Resolved. This is going to happen with nearly every pull request in this Season of Docs project because each modifies the solving main...

FYI, `test / sphinx` seems to have failed because a server was unavailable, which certainly seems unrelated to the content of the pull request: ``` Err:38 http://azure.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu focal-updates/main amd64 libgs9-common...