While testing #44, I found that Sphinx 9 returns a confusing warning:
<unknown>:1: WARNING: py:class reference target not found: collections.abc.MutableMapping[str [ref.class]
MutableMapping is referenced in two places:
src/stanford/mais/account/__init__.py, in AccountClientsrc/stanford/mais/workgroup/__init__.py, in WorkgroupClient
This appears to me to be an issue with Sphinx, so I opened sphinx-doc/sphinx#14547 to report the problem. The problem appears to be introduced in Sphinx 9.0.0, and persists through to today's master commit (sphinx-doc/sphinx@c1b618c).
In order to keep from moving to a later Sphinx version, I need to make a note in pyproject.toml, and also tell Dependabot not to attempt upgrading Sphinx.
Once the problem is fixed upstream, then pyproject.toml can be updated, and Dependabot released.
While testing #44, I found that Sphinx 9 returns a confusing warning:
MutableMapping is referenced in two places:
src/stanford/mais/account/__init__.py, inAccountClientsrc/stanford/mais/workgroup/__init__.py, inWorkgroupClientThis appears to me to be an issue with Sphinx, so I opened sphinx-doc/sphinx#14547 to report the problem. The problem appears to be introduced in Sphinx 9.0.0, and persists through to today's master commit (sphinx-doc/sphinx@c1b618c).
In order to keep from moving to a later Sphinx version, I need to make a note in
pyproject.toml, and also tell Dependabot not to attempt upgrading Sphinx.Once the problem is fixed upstream, then
pyproject.tomlcan be updated, and Dependabot released.