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While reading the documentation, I have been encountering what looks like what might be broken links or references, where there is a {ref} followed by what looks like should be a hyperlink of some sort
Example:
The conf file should follow the specifications as mentioned {ref}`here <conf_spec`.
- Assert the test case results as mentioned in {ref}`testcase assertions<test_assertions_key_field`.
When rendered on the doc site they look like:
Should these be linking to something or formatting differently?
Also, anywhere there is an example cli argument, there is usually a placeholder explaining what the value should be, but they are all missing a closing >.
While reading the documentation, I have been encountering what looks like what might be broken links or references, where there is a
{ref}
followed by what looks like should be a hyperlink of some sortExample:
Examples in code base:
pytest-splunk-addon/docs/how_to_use.md
Line 249 in b789bb4
pytest-splunk-addon/docs/index_time_tests.md
Line 17 in b789bb4
pytest-splunk-addon/docs/index_time_tests.md
Line 75 in b789bb4
When rendered on the doc site they look like:
Should these be linking to something or formatting differently?
Also, anywhere there is an example cli argument, there is usually a placeholder explaining what the value should be, but they are all missing a closing
>
.Example:
pytest-splunk-addon/docs/how_to_use.md
Line 23 in b789bb4
Should these instead be closed like below or is this intentional?
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