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Fix doc warnings and add additional doc targets#409

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  • New Features

    • Introduced additional commands to generate documentation in both single-page and standard HTML formats within an isolated environment.
    • Added a new job in the GitHub Actions workflow to validate documentation builds, ensuring no warnings are present.
  • Documentation

    • Enhanced the driver documentation by reorganizing content, updating section titles, and clearly categorizing driver types.
    • Streamlined the configuration guide by removing outdated API reference material and example guidance.
    • Added a mechanism to suppress specific warnings during documentation generation.
    • Updated the adapters documentation to include a new entry for the "Network" adapter.

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The changes add two new documentation-generation targets in the Makefile: one for producing single HTML documentation (docs-singlehtml) and another for standard HTML documentation (docs). The targets run in an isolated environment within the docs directory. Additionally, the drivers' documentation has been updated by renaming the "Types of Drivers" section to "Driver Types" and adding a paragraph with categories and links to the API reference. Finally, the README for the jumpstarter-driver-corellium package has been revised by removing the "API Reference" section and an associated note.

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Makefile Added new targets: docs-singlehtml (runs uv --singlehtml) and docs (runs uv --html) for generating documentation in an isolated environment; docs-all target remains unchanged.
docs/source/introduction/drivers.md Updated section title from "Types of Drivers" to "Driver Types"; removed external code reference and added a paragraph listing driver categories with links to the API reference.
packages/jumpstarter-driver-corellium/README.md Removed the "API Reference" section and the note regarding the examples folder, focusing the content on exporter configuration.
.github/workflows/documentation.yaml Added new job check-warnings to run documentation builds without warnings, including steps to check out the repository and install necessary tools.
docs/source/conf.py Introduced new variable suppress_warnings with the value ["ref.class"] to suppress warnings related to unresolved Python class references.
docs/source/introduction/adapters.md Removed external file inclusion directive and added a description for the "Network" adapter, detailing its functionality.

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5-10: New Documentation Targets Added

The addition of the docs-singlehtml and docs targets is clear and consistent with the project’s isolated documentation build approach. One minor suggestion is to add docs-singlehtml to the .PHONY list at the end of the file for improved consistency and to avoid potential issues with file conflicts.

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25-29: Refine API Reference Sentence

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"The API reference of the documentation provides a complete list of all drivers,
you can find it here: Driver API Reference."

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"The API reference in the documentation provides a complete list of all drivers. You can view it here: Driver API Reference."

This minor adjustment will enhance readability.

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-* ⚡ [System Control](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#system-control-drivers): Control power to devices, or general control.
-* 📡 [Communication](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#communication-drivers): Provide protocols for network communication, such as TCP/IP, Serial, CAN bus, etc.
-* 💾 [Storage And Data](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#storage-and-data-drivers): Control storage devices, such as SD cards or USB drives, and data.
-* 📹[Media](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#media-drivers): Provide interfaces for media capture and playback, such as video or audio.
-* 🐞[Debug and Programming](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#debug-and-programming-drivers): Provide interfaces for debugging and programming devices, such as JTAG or SWD, remote flashing, emulation, etc.
-* 🛠️ [Utility](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#utility-drivers): Provide utility functions, such as shell driver commands on a exporter.
+ - ⚡ [System Control](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#system-control-drivers): Control power to devices, or general control.
+ - 📡 [Communication](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#communication-drivers): Provide protocols for network communication, such as TCP/IP, Serial, CAN bus, etc.
+ - 💾 [Storage And Data](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#storage-and-data-drivers): Control storage devices, such as SD cards or USB drives, and data.
+ - 📹[Media](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#media-drivers): Provide interfaces for media capture and playback, such as video or audio.
+ - 🐞[Debug and Programming](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#debug-and-programming-drivers): Provide interfaces for debugging and programming devices, such as JTAG or SWD, remote flashing, emulation, etc.
+ - 🛠️ [Utility](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#utility-drivers): Provide utility functions, such as shell driver commands on a exporter.

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suppress_warnings = [
"ref.class", # suppress unresolved Python class references (external references
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I had to add this to avoid issues like:

/Users/ajo/work/jumpstarter/packages/jumpstarter-driver-can/jumpstarter_driver_can/client.py:docstring of jumpstarter_driver_can.client.CanClient.protocol:1: WARNING: py:class reference target not found: can.bus.CanProtocol [ref.class]

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/Users/ajo/work/jumpstarter/packages/jumpstarter-driver-network/jumpstarter_driver_network/adapters/portforward.py:docstring of jumpstarter_driver_network.adapters.portforward.UnixPortforwardAdapter:1: WARNING: py:class reference target not found: os.PathLike [ref.class]

... 

referencing external code, there is intersphinx, and may be at the future we could consider that, but not enough time now, and also there was the whole mkdocs discussion :)

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docs/source/introduction/drivers.md (1)

30-36: Fix grammar and list style inconsistencies.

There are a couple of issues in this section:

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  2. The list uses asterisks (*) while the rest of the document uses dashes (-) for lists
-* ⚡ [System Control](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#system-control-drivers): Control power to devices, or general control.
-* 📡 [Communication](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#communication-drivers): Provide protocols for network communication, such as TCP/IP, Serial, CAN bus, etc.
-* 💾 [Storage And Data](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#storage-and-data-drivers): Control storage devices, such as SD cards or USB drives, and data.
-* 📹 [Media](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#media-drivers): Provide interfaces for media capture and playback, such as video or audio.
-* 🐞 [Debug and Programming](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#debug-and-programming-drivers): Provide interfaces for debugging and programming devices, such as JTAG or SWD, remote flashing, emulation, etc.
-* 🛠️ [Utility](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#utility-drivers): Provide utility functions, such as shell driver commands on a exporter.
+- ⚡ [System Control](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#system-control-drivers): Control power to devices, or general control.
+- 📡 [Communication](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#communication-drivers): Provide protocols for network communication, such as TCP/IP, Serial, CAN bus, etc.
+- 💾 [Storage And Data](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#storage-and-data-drivers): Control storage devices, such as SD cards or USB drives, and data.
+- 📹 [Media](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#media-drivers): Provide interfaces for media capture and playback, such as video or audio.
+- 🐞 [Debug and Programming](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#debug-and-programming-drivers): Provide interfaces for debugging and programming devices, such as JTAG or SWD, remote flashing, emulation, etc.
+- 🛠️ [Utility](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#utility-drivers): Provide utility functions, such as shell driver commands on an exporter.
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docs/source/conf.py (1)

43-46: Addition of suppress_warnings looks good.

This is a good solution to suppress warnings for unresolved external Python class references without requiring intersphinx configuration. The implementation is properly documented with explanatory comments.

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71-91: New check-warnings job looks good.

Adding a dedicated job to ensure documentation builds without warnings is a great improvement. This job will help maintain documentation quality by catching warnings early in the CI process.

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25-29: Driver Types section organization looks good.

The reorganization of this section with a direct link to the API reference provides clearer navigation for users. This improves the documentation structure.

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30-36: Unordered List Style & Minor Grammar Correction in Driver Categories:
The driver categories are listed using asterisks, which conflicts with the markdownlint (MD004) recommendation to use dashes for unordered lists. Additionally, in the "Utility" description, the phrase
"such as shell driver commands on a exporter"
should use "an exporter" instead since "exporter" starts with a vowel sound. Please consider the following diff for consistency and clarity:

-* ⚡ [System Control](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#system-control-drivers): Control power to devices, or general control.
-* 📡 [Communication](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#communication-drivers): Provide protocols for network communication, such as TCP/IP, Serial, CAN bus, etc.
-* 💾 [Storage And Data](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#storage-and-data-drivers): Control storage devices, such as SD cards or USB drives, and data.
-* 📹 [Media](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#media-drivers): Provide interfaces for media capture and playback, such as video or audio.
-* 🐞 [Debug and Programming](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#debug-and-programming-drivers): Provide interfaces for debugging and programming devices, such as JTAG or SWD, remote flashing, emulation, etc.
-* 🛠️ [Utility](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#utility-drivers): Provide utility functions, such as shell driver commands on a exporter.
+ - ⚡ [System Control](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#system-control-drivers): Control power to devices, or general control.
+ - 📡 [Communication](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#communication-drivers): Provide protocols for network communication, such as TCP/IP, Serial, CAN bus, etc.
+ - 💾 [Storage And Data](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#storage-and-data-drivers): Control storage devices, such as SD cards or USB drives, and data.
+ - 📹 [Media](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#media-drivers): Provide interfaces for media capture and playback, such as video or audio.
+ - 🐞 [Debug and Programming](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#debug-and-programming-drivers): Provide interfaces for debugging and programming devices, such as JTAG or SWD, remote flashing, emulation, etc.
+ - 🛠️ [Utility](../api-reference/drivers/index.md#utility-drivers): Provide utility functions, such as shell driver commands on an exporter.

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20-20: Markdown List Style Consistency: Change list marker.
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- * 📡 [Network](../api-reference/adapters/network.md): Adapters that transform network connections and streams into different protocols or connection types.
+ - 📡 [Network](../api-reference/adapters/network.md): Adapters that transform network connections and streams into different protocols or connection types.
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71-91: New Documentation Warnings Job: Well integrated but verify command consistency.
The addition of the check-warnings job is clear and follows the pattern of the build job. The steps for checking out the repository, installing uv, and installing Python are consistent. Please verify that using make sync && make docs (instead of make docs-all as in the build job) yields the intended output and strictly enforces a warning-free build.

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25-29: Section Title Upgrade and Introductory Paragraph:
The section has been correctly renamed from "Types of Drivers" to "Driver Types", and the new introductory paragraph directing readers to the API reference is clear. No further changes required here.

@raballew raballew enabled auto-merge April 15, 2025 10:37
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lgtm

@raballew raballew merged commit 38c41ea into main Apr 15, 2025
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@NickCao NickCao deleted the fix-warnings-and-links branch April 30, 2025 18:29
@mangelajo mangelajo added this to the 0.6.0 milestone May 8, 2025
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