Hello,
I used to rely on caqti’s documentation in ocaml’s website. Now I get “No Docs”
I checked caqti’s github repo and it still links to ocaml’s website as the API Documentation for Stable Releases.
Any thoughts?
Hello,
I used to rely on caqti’s documentation in ocaml’s website. Now I get “No Docs”
I checked caqti’s github repo and it still links to ocaml’s website as the API Documentation for Stable Releases.
Any thoughts?
See Packages on https://ocaml.org/ return a 404 for docs only · Issue #3461 · ocaml/ocaml.org · GitHub
It’s not the answer to your question, but let me just take a minute to suggest odig, which allows you to browse API docs locally for packages installed in your switch.
It makes for such a great doc reading experience, in my opinion.
Apologies for the disruption in the docs - they should be back now, at least to the same state they were a few days ago. We had some breakage recently and in fixing it I inadvertantly switched the live docs site to the still-in-progress builds, so only a few packages had docs.
While the build is going on we won’t be getting docs for new packages, meaning more-or-less anything merged to opam-repository since mid December. When the current build finishes I’ll switch it back and then we’ll have refreshed solutions for all the package builds and we’ll be tracking the latest opam-repository, so new packages should get their docs within an hour or so of them being merged to opam-repository.
Thank you @yawaramin and @mooreryan.
I confirm the docs are functioning now, @jonludlam. Thank you.
I found Jon’s blog notes about how he fixed the docs build to be quite useful in understanding how this infrastructure worked!