James Addison

It might be possible to confirm/reject the theory that this occurs when ``s are created by JavaScript (either local or AJAX) by comparing the behaviour of this multi-select `select2` example,...

@vitalii-work this would require a few steps, but: are you able to run a webserver locally to host that `select2` documentation webpage, and to replicate the problem on the device...

Initially: yes, it seems likely that this could be some form of bot protection (network request filtering). I'll try to confirm that soon. @Surfoo did you manage to find a...

I can confirm that I'm able to scrape the first recipe (the Satay Chicken one) from HTML successfully, so this does indeed seem to be some kind of network-request-filtering problem...

@user27182 please be mindful of test failures in GitHub's continuous integration, even when they're as a result of an update-merge -- this one seemed actionable, for example: https://github.com/sphinx-doc/sphinx/actions/runs/18664715659/job/53213261683 The issue...

Thank for understanding and responding @user27182 - we're trying to resolve one or two other flaky tests at the moment (including that unrelated one from the mainline branch), and yep,...

In the context of the tutorials and instructional text, I like this change - as described, it does help to link the description of a directive with the output/syntax. We...

> `:option:` is not much more verbose than `option`, so that should be fine. I was a bit worried about `.. directive::` being a bit too disruptive, but after implenting...

> aren't spoken To clarify: I should have said that they aren't _announced_. `orca` does read the content of the literal blocks, but it doesn't add any spoken output when...

The changes in 4df623900b0715f04376d7cadca8f8f01f0220c6 seem to introduce a large number of false-positive warnings; numbered footnotes, for example, are frequently a source of distraction with this in place. I'll move this...