Ignored module still shows up in submodules

[dAnjou]

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Have a project like this:
   
2. Run pdoc like this:

pdoc(
    "codefs",
    "!codefs.core",
    output_directory=Path("foo"),
)

Expected behavior

Docs don't mention ignored module at all.

Actual behavior

It still shows up in the submodules list, just not as a link.

Additional info

It correctly doesn't show up in the module index.

[mhils]

Thanks! Technically pdoc is behaving as expected here - the module still exists (as a submodule), you've just chosen not to document it. I absolutely do see where you are coming from though, I need to think a bit about how we can solve this best. In the meantime, one workaround is to define __all__ in codefs/__init__.py.

[dAnjou]

Thanks for the quick response!

I've tried that workaround before, but then there's quite some duplication on the codefs module page then. The modules show up twice in the sidebar and again at the bottom of the page:

[dAnjou]

Found another fix, I renamed core.py to _core.py, which is acceptable for me because the module content shouldn't be public anyway for now.

[mhils]

This is fixed on main now! Submodules that are not included in the submodules list if they are not part of the documentation. The only reason why a submodule may not be part of the documentation is because a user has explicitly excluded it via specs, so that's nothing that should come as unexpected.