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rustdoc and linking to stdlib docs #35183
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Half dup of #1998 |
Update: Thanks to #43348, the Windows docs are now hosted on rust-lang.org, and https://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/std/os/windows/io/trait.AsRawSocket.html is searchable and linkable. However, the other half of the issue (about local |
@QuietMisdreavus I think it sounds interesting. I opened an issue at rust-lang/cargo#6279 to track the feature request. Feel free to add to it or correct anything that I may have misinterpreted. The team is currently doing long-term planning and may be a little busy in the short term, and I'm not aware of anyone who would push it forward right now. But we can definitely talk about it more. |
There is now an experimental flag in cargo called [doc.extern-map]
std = "local" More details in the docs: https://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/cargo/reference/unstable.html#rustdoc-map |
Closing this in favor of rust-lang/cargo#8296, rustdoc can't do this on its own. |
rustup doc
is great and works wonderfully.cargo doc
and viewing local docs, any links to stdlib types are redirected to the rust-lang.org hosted docs, and so links to Windows-only types are404 not found
Problem: How to view the correct version of stdlib docs?
For example, reading the docs for AsRawFd you see this:
But if you try to search for
AsRawSocket
, there are no results, which is kinda frustrating.So my first thought was: how to remove the frustration of Unix-only docs on rust-lang.org? I don't have a proposal for this yet.
But my second thought was this: If rustup knows the path to the stdlib docs, could this path be passed to rustdoc, so that rustdoc can use local stdlib docs, instead of rust-lang.org docs? This should be an optional mode, since a very common use case is to use rustdoc to generated docs to be hosted somewhere (like github pages), and in this case, linking to rust-lang.org docs would make more sense.
What do you all think?
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