Lex Li

Can you add a setting like below? `sphinxBuildPath` is now obsolete. ``` json { "restructuredtext.builtDocumentationPath": "${workspaceFolder}/docs/_build", "restructuredtext.confPath": "${workspaceFolder}/docs", "restructuredtext.sourcePath": "${workspaceFolder}", } ``` After changing the settings, you might click "esbonio:...

Can you try to use the following settings? ``` { "restructuredtext.confPath": "${workspaceFolder}/docs" } ``` There seems to be a bug on `restructuredtext.builtDocumentationPath` in release 172.0.0, which I am investigating further.

I meant removing all other settings and leaving only `restructuredtext.confPath`. My local testing seems to indicate it should work on your setup.

After changing the settings, you need to click "esbonio: idle" to restart the language server. That might generate the page to the right location. I am also preparing a new...

Just shipped release 173.0.0. Please upgrade to this release and restart VSCode. If you test with only `restructuredtext.confPath` set and no other settings, let's see whether there is any error...

Thanks. It's desired that we go back to this `_static/scorer.js` issue. When you said "I had to manually build the html with the sphinx-build cli", what was the exact sphinx-build...

If without `cd docs/`, what's the output of `sphinx-build -a -E -n -T -W --keep-going docs docs/_build`? Will that give you the same `_static/scorer.js` error?

Thanks for confirming this. So, now we are closer to the root cause. The Esbonio language server is built upon Sphinx engine, so when it's running with `"restructuredtext.confPath": "${workspaceFolder}/docs"` on...

There is no such a setting yet. But I will talk to the author of Esbonio and see what he might think of.

After switching to esbonio, such issues might also be resolved. Can you upgrade to release 176.0.0 and try again?