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This thread on stackoverflow is very similar but their suggested solution regarding the .readthedocs.yaml
wouldn't fix our issue (we already do it this way).
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With some testing, it seems the issue is the kda
requirements were not included in the docs/requirements.txt
file. This is not clear from the error messages given in the terminal output, but it seems the RTD documentation does specify the Python dependencies should be in the requirements.txt
for the docs:
Create a
requirements.txt
file at the root of your repository. This file should contain every name of the parts needed to build the documentation (Python modules, extensions, etc).
Like I said, it is not clear from the warning messages that the inability to import numpy
is causing the failure. I guess they expect you to make an educated guess that the ModuleNotFoundError
is invalid?
[autosummary] generating autosummary for: api.rst, autosummary/kda.calculations.rst, autosummary/kda.diagrams.rst, autosummary/kda.expressions.rst, autosummary/kda.graph_utils.rst, autosummary/kda.ode.rst, autosummary/kda.plotting.rst, autosummary/kda.svd.rst, index.rst, usage.rst
WARNING: Failed to import kda.diagrams.
Possible hints:
* ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'numpy'
* AttributeError: module 'kda' has no attribute 'diagrams'
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