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@hugovk hugovk commented Nov 28, 2022

Follow on from #6755 / #6756

Changes proposed in this pull request:

  • Use Sphinx Inline Tabs to group the installation instructions by operating system
  • This helps hide irrelevant information on long, detailed page
  • If, for example, you click the macOS tab in the first tab group, it also opens the macOS tab in the second group
  • Because the subheaders are gone, I added in .. _Linux Installation: etc. to avoid linkrot
  • I re-ordered them to go: Linux, macOS, Windows, [Windows variant,] FreeBSD, [Android]
    • My thinking was to put the main three first, in order of "likelihood" to needs to follow these instructions, then the others afterwards, but happy to change it

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Plus some other cleanup:

  • Like our top-level Makefile, inline the .PHONY targets to help avoid omissions in the docs Makefile (and texinfo, info, livehtml and serve were missing)
  • Add serve and livehtml to make -C docs help
  • EditorConfig: three-space indents for RST

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https://pillow--6764.org.readthedocs.build/en/6764/installation.html

Co-authored-by: Andrew Murray <[email protected]>
@radarhere radarhere merged commit 6a2545f into python-pillow:main Dec 4, 2022
@hugovk hugovk deleted the docs-tabs branch December 4, 2022 07:26
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