Releases: ProperDocs/properdocs
v1.6.7
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Fix: Do not skip anchor validation warnings when
--verbosemode happens to be enabled (#57) -
Fix
mkdocs servecrashing after the first reload if the config is passed from stdin (#56) -
Fix crashes when trying to parse invalid URLs (#55)
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Change the environment variable that is used to suppress the warning message when running through MkDocs. (#53)
The environment variable is now
DISABLE_MKDOCS_2_WARNING=trueinstead ofNO_MKDOCS_2_WARNING=true.Apologies for the inconvenience. A change in mkdocs-material made this environment variable unusable - it's always set and there's no reasonable way to detect whether it was actually set on the command line, so we are forced to use a different environment variable now.
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Eliminate dependency on 'mergedeep' (unmaintained) - no change in functionality (#48)
See commit log.
properdocs-theme-mkdocs 1.6.7
v1.6.6
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Add a warning in case there isn't any theme specified in the config (#39)
The theme still defaults to 'mkdocs' but is not included in the package. That's why it made sense to warn about this now, and plan to remove this default at a later point.
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Support also the 'mkdocs' logger name, in case plugins refer to it directly (#38)
This was an omission in the backwards support of MkDocs plugins, causing logged messages of some plugins to be skipped.
See commit log.
v1.6.5
This is the first version of ProperDocs 🎉
These are the changes compared to MkDocs 1.6.1:
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The name is changed from "MkDocs" to "ProperDocs". The installation name and the executable are
properdocs(#12) -
Support running all
mkdocs.themesandmkdocs.pluginsentrypoints in addition to allproperdocs.themesandproperdocs.pluginsentrypoints (#15) -
Pick up configuration from
properdocs.ymlconfiguration files, with a fallback tomkdocs.yml(#27) -
Remove all built-in themes - there is no longer any theme installed by default (#24)
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Fix livereload not being enabled by default for
mkdocs serve- sinceclick>8.2.1(#14) -
Allow plugins to declare their support of ProperDocs and show a warning message in case they're being run from MkDocs (#21)
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Drop support for Python 3.8, officially support Python 3.14 (#17)
And other small improvements; see commit log.