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Broken meta data in HTML after #367? #379
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Interestingly, I can't replicate the broken meta property tag locally. If I build the html files locally from the current master, the meta tag is fine: <meta property="og:title" content="1. Create a dataset — The DataLad Handbook"> The version build by read the docs however produces this broken tag (note the tag around the section number): <meta property="og:title" content="<span class="section-number">1. </span>Create a dataset — The DataLad Handbook"> |
I verified that the problem comes with Sphinx 2.3.1, which readthedocs uses by default: I upgraded from Sphinx 2.1.2 to Sphinx 2.3.1 and now have the broken meta property tag as well when I build the handbook locally. |
I'm hoping to convince readthedocs to build the html handbook with a non-most-recent Sphinx version. With Sphinx 2.3.1 as currently used by RTD, #379 happens
Pin Sphinx version for readthedocs to prevent #379
It appears as if #367 (it introduced section numbering) also introduced a meta property HTML tag that seems to be broken and results in this:
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