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Problem
I started getting this error:
That's because I have no venv so it can't find the theme.
The problem is we have this, which looks for Sphinx in the venv or
$PATH
:And in my case it's finding it in my
$PATH
, so this guard passes:cpython/Doc/Makefile
Line 55 in b863b9c
But I don't get this warning:
cpython/Doc/Makefile
Lines 65 to 66 in b863b9c
Fix
Two things (aka let's do it like the devguide)
$PATH
(to make the guard fail, and show the warning):https://github.com/python/devguide/blob/05f6d0c8d09bd757440e0346190dbd62e06c7251/Makefile#L9-L10
ensure-venv
target that will install the venv if thevenv
dir is missing (to avoid the warning in the first place):https://github.com/python/devguide/blob/05f6d0c8d09bd757440e0346190dbd62e06c7251/Makefile#L58-L64
Bonus
Whilst we're changing
Docs/Makefile
, PR #98189 recently fixed some missing.PHONY
targets. 👍I expect missing
.PHONY
targets will happen again, because it's normal to copy/paste a target, and forget (or not know) to update the long.PHONY
line right at the top.Let's do as @zware suggested and define them right next to each target: #98189 (comment)
We do this at Pillow and at work, it helps a lot. (I'll add it to the devguide and PEPs too.)