Christoph Deil

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I get many warnings and errors from the docs build, see [full log](https://gist.github.com/cdeil/9fc1a1cd292948f34fef7bfeb9c77a25) Although in the end I think it's just a handful of issues that repeat over and over....

Build currently fails for me like this on MacOS: ``` Extension error (nbsite.gallery.gen): Handler for event 'builder-inited' threw an exception (exception: cannot identify image file '/Users/cdeil/code/oss/panel/doc/reference/widgets/thumbnails/FloatSlider.png') Traceback (most recent call...

I see similar fails in CI: https://github.com/holoviz/panel/actions/runs/10333902177/job/28606768301?pr=7120

Wow, thanks! Maybe mark remaining flaky UI tests on MacOS only like this to remove the noise? ```python pytest.mark.skipif(sys.platform == 'darwin', strict=False, reason="Flaky, see GH 7118") ``` See https://docs.pytest.org/en/7.1.x/explanation/flaky.html Or...

There's also an inconsistency where docs pages link to `reference/custom` but currently the files are generated under `reference/custom_components`. Which one should it be? https://holoviz-dev.github.io/panel/tutorials/expert/custom_components.html

@MarcSkovMadsen - can you fix this as part of #7127 ? (I could send a PR, but don't want to overlap) One more thought: suggest to remove the "Prerequisites" from...

> reminding people that watchfiles will give them a much better development experience @philippjfr - Or just make watchfiles a required dependency? ;-) * Pro: everyone gets good dev experience...

> The basic Project tutorials are made as self contained as possible. It's currently under "Expert tutorials". I guess for people that know JS it could be considered and go...

Agree it would be nice to just use ruff and have faster import sorting. Info how to apply it is here mentioning that there's still some plans to improve `isort`...

I think there must be something in the HTML/JS you generate that the Github Notebook to HTML converter doesn't like and refuses to process. I think that's JS security-related topics...