NoneType object is not callable #373
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Yup, that looks like a bug and not your fault. I'll need to take a look further to see what is up. |
Sorry, should have included a few other things: Python is 2.7.3 And pip freeze gives: argh==0.26.1 This is all running on a Raspberry Pi B+, running Raspbian Debian 7.8 (wheezy) |
Thanks - travelling at the moment but should get to this in a few days. |
I think something funky is happening when mkdocs tries to split the host and port at the colon(serve.py, Line 107). With some experimentation I got this:
Unfortunately, I need mkdocs to serve out to a IP, and not the localhost, so looks like I'll be stuck building and serving for a while... Because I have no idea why |
How did you resolve your previous error? |
I can't see any way that dev_addr would become a boolean, have you changed the code at all? Can I see your latest config? |
Seems that using mkvirtualenv meant that mkdocs looked for the "face" theme directory inside mkdocs own theme folder:
So I tried to isolate if that was the main error, by dropping the theme lines from my config, and specifying dev_addr from the commandline instead:
So, to run, I ran this command:
And instead got this traceback:
I believe |
I see, interesting. Thanks. This is an odd one, but I have an idea - will look into it. |
I'm not sure if this is my own stupidity, related to #283, or something I've ended up doing myself by accident.
I'm working on developing a mkdocs theme, and
mkdocs build
andmkdocs build --clean
both run without any issues.However, if I try and
mkdocs serve
then I get hit by an error.My
mkdocs.yml
file is simple, and I don't think it is the actual cause, but it might be in my own inept way:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: