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Shot in the dark fix for broken 3.10 render - #133
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To my best knowledge it should fix the issue (I left a comment with a slight improvement). Sphinx version has been bumped on 3.10 doc requirements, but the script for generating the dependecies' pins has been not updated.
Probably it would be better to try to reuse requirements.txt of a build as long as it's not broken (for EOF Python version) to have one source of truth (we maintain the requirements.txt to be correct either way).
Co-authored-by: Maciej Olko <maciej.olko@affirm.com>
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CPython 3.10 docs have been repeatedly breaking, see python/cpython#91483
It seems likely to me that this is related to python/cpython#93159 (although the timeline doesn't match closely)