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Weird build errors ("contents.doctree" doesn't exist) #1240
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Seems like your builds are fine now. That's why I'm closing this ticket now. Comment here if it's still an issue for you. Btw, I think you don't need to check for the readthedocs build in your |
Yes, thank you.
Oh, great, I'll look at that. |
I don't think that works. It's already disabled (is it the checkbox that says "Install your project inside a virtualenv using setup.py install"?), but the "setup.py install" call still happens. See the end of the build logs here: |
(that checkbox is confusing, by the way, it's not obvious if it controls the use of a virtualenv, the call to setup.py install, or both at the same time; also as a user it's not obvious why I should choose one or the other...) |
In my project, I had to disable the "setup.py install" step because it would entail a C++ compilation step that's not possible on the readthedocs server (I did this by calling sys.exit() when the READTHEDOCS env var is set).
Then I get build errors every time a html build is submitted:
You can see for yourself at https://readthedocs.org/builds/llvmlite/2681722/
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