Support theme configuration via theme.toml files
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Since Sphinx 7.3.0 they use a new toml-based config format for the theme configuration. See: sphinx-doc/sphinx#12265 This breaks how the Flamingo Sphinx plugin handles the theme configuration. With this change we pin Sphinx to a version <7.3.0 to work around this issue until we have a proper fix. Signed-off-by: Chris Fiege <cfi@pengutronix.de>
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theme.confand INI-styled theme configuration has served Sphinx well for several years.However, the format suffers from under-specification and a lack of support for anything more than simple key-value pairs. This has led in recent history to adding support for lists of stylesheets or sidebar templates delimited by commas, which is not the most straightforwards.
This series of commits adds first-class support for theme configuration via
theme.tomlfiles, which are TOML-formatted documents.theme.conffiles remain supported. At some point in the future we may discuss deprecating support, but that seems some way off for now.We also include an automatic conversion tool via
python -m sphinx.theming conf_to_toml [THEME DIRECTORY], which writes a newtheme.tomlfile to disk without modifying the existingtheme.conffile.A