Jeremy Maitin-Shepard

I agree --- I would also like to see variable length byte sequence and variable length Unicode code point sequence as data types. I believe the existing fixed length string...

I think we still have to sort out exactly how extensions and other additions of features in later spec versions will be specified in the metadata. But I certainly agree...

Is there any precedent for using mime types to refer to directory trees as opposed to individual files?

@satra It appears that both of those examples, https://www.w3.org/2002/12/cal/rfc2425.html proposing a `text/directory` mime type, and `vnd.android.cursor.dir`, logically represent some sort of collection of items, but are in fact still represented...

A solution based on `_insert_wbr` for the titles seems like the best option. Ellipses are unfortunate because for API documentation it really is important to see the full string, especially...

I take it the problem is the poor line wrapping? Our wrap_signatures_with_css option currently also wraps the type parameters if it determines that wrapping is needed. It could be updated...

Currently type parameters are detected automatically even if you don't use the new python 3.12 syntax. We could add an option to disable that, I suppose. Is that preferable to...

> *Should* the type parameters appear at all in my case? There's no output to the function. And it's not parameterized by any types. It just takes a `npt.NDArray` as...

> > I'm surprised it displays as NDArray at all rather than what it evaluates to > > According to [numpy-typing docs, NDArray](https://numpy.org/doc/stable/reference/typing.html#numpy.typing.NDArray) (a type alias) is being resolved (as...

Monkey patching has a lot of downsides but sometimes it is the most practical option, especially when sphinx is involved. For these numpy types I considered adding some logic in...