Timothée Mazzucotelli

This should now be fixed (finally :hot_face:!), at least with the new Python handler.

Ah, but we're in the pytkdocs repo here :facepalm: So it's not fixed. But it can now be fixed. Reopening.

If someone is willing to fix this, PRs are welcome in pytkdocs! I'm reopening this and moving the issue to pytkdocs' repo.

Hello, thanks for the report. > Working in Django, I have to use python-legacy Why? Because it has better support for Django? Could you explain what you would expect from...

I see, thanks for your answer. Indeed the new handler won't pick up description from model fields for example, so rendered docs will look empty. Support for Django is planned...

By the way, I'm not sure to understand the actual issue yet. There's no `display` function in pytkdocs or mkdocstrings-python-legacy. Does this function come from your own code?

Hi, thanks for the report. That's a very good understanding of the current situation. Griffe and the new handler will definitely support `members`. In the meantime, it's probably possible to...

Whether we should filter out members starting with `__` is up to discussion :slightly_smiling_face: Personally I want my documented special methods to appear in the docs (`__init__`). But I agree...

Hi, thanks for the report. I think setting `__name__`, `__doc__` and `__wrapped__` attributes should be enough, but maybe it's not. Did you try using `functools.wraps` instead?

I see, thanks. I'll to have to run a debug session to see exactly what's going wrong (I'm on mobile right now, will have time next week).