Deoren Moor
Deoren Moor
I went ahead and built from source using the v2.2 tag and got the same results. I then built from master and also received the same results. `ubuntu@ubuntu-virtual-machine:~/Desktop/monitoring-plugins/plugins$ ./check_apt --extra-opts`...
There are several PRs already in line to be reviewed/merged before work can be done on this one (at least without requiring rebase work on the other PRs).
> @rgerhards: Is more than pip install sphinx required in order to get it on a fresh install? AFAIK, not if it's never been there before. If it is already...
> @rgerhards: In this context it is a fresh install.. That's odd. I'm pretty sure that the container I built from the Dockerfile (https://github.com/rsyslog/rsyslog-doc/blob/master/tools/buildenv/Dockerfile) ended up with Sphinx 1.6.7 installed....
> @rgerhards: Is more than pip install sphinx required in order to get it on a fresh install? I tested using the latest Dockerfile from master and didn't have any...
@rgerhards The current configuration is using a similar setup to what you've described here. I know you've got a lot going on, but please carve out some time to read...
> @rgerhards: That means I need to change the doc update process so that I now find the latest tarball (I think). Right now I just do a gut checkout...
> @rgerhards: Pls have a look at the script *I" posted. I am not talking about the tarball generator but the web update script @rgerhards I saw it. Sorry if...
Addendum to last comment: Sphinx supports specifying the `version` and `release` variables via command-line, so if the script can generate the desired values before running the Docker image (set via...