who finds support for rst2man in the notmuch build process useful?

David Bremner david at tethera.net
Sun Jan 4 01:46:29 PST 2015


Recently in discussion of at

         id:1420300167-5060-1-git-send-email-david at tethera.net

it was proposed we could just eliminate support for non-sphinx based
methods of building the docs. This would require sphinx >= 1.0 and
python-docutils 0.6 to build the docs.

The win for us would be to eliminate some custom python scripting in the
build process to fake some small part of sphinx functionality; it would
also allow us to use more features of sphinx in the .rst source.

Version 1.0 of sphinx is from 2010, and is present e.g. in Debian
stable.

We are having a bit of dependency creep here. One option would be to
generate seperate tarballs of the pre-formatted man pages during the
release process; this _should_ be a matter of running "tar" on the build
tree.

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