Maximilian Hils

I'd like to keep `#my_method_one` links for the actual code, which means we'd need to convince our Markdown parser to add a custom prefix.[^1] While on that it would also...

The problem here is that first Python, then our Markdown parser, and then MathJax tries to handle character escaping. Python's escaping does not change anything in this case here, but...

pdoc heavily relies on dynamic analysis. As far as I know, you cannot access `@overload` signatures using that approach (the final function definition overwrites all previous ones). Implementing support using...

Seems like this hasn't made it into 3.11 in time and will be in 3.12 the earliest. > I see. That makes sense. Do you by chance know about any...

I'm not sure if I understand what exactly your problem is. You want to detect if pdoc is running during import, is that correct? If you have some weird import...

You could just set an env var and then run pdoc? If you are on Linux, that'd be ``` PDOC_DOCUMENTATION_RUN=1 pdoc ... ```

> Maybe there is some other, more elegant way that would accomplish that? I personally would use an environment variable as it makes things relatively clean, but if you are...

I don't have a particular strong opinion here, but this feels very much like an edge case that doesn't warrant extra complexity in pdoc itself. I'm trying hard to not...

I like the idea, but implementation-wise I don't particularly like decorators having a magic effect on docstrings. One viable workaround here could be to add the decorator name to the...

Are you running pdoc with `--docformat restructuredtext`?