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Repository not registered for documentation indexing? #246
Comparing this to other ROS wiki pages it makes it harder to find the source repository (I'm lazy, so I clicked on "Use GitHub to report bugs or submit feature requests" and then ended up at the issue tracker).
Doc indexing doesn't depend on having documentation available. Even (almost) empty repositories can be indexed by the ROS buildfarm.
The benefit of having the doc jobs generated is that the Package Summary heading on the wiki page auto-generates some additional information about the repository.
The only thing that would be needed would be a doc entry added for the repository. See this entry for an example. A simple PR adding this would be sufficient.
kinetic and melodic releases are already indexed for documentaiton, but indigo wasn't and that's the base entry on the wiki. Fix added: ros/rosdistro#22736
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hawesie commentedon Apr 6, 2019
We do actually have some documentation, so I'll add it to the next release.
gavanderhoorn commentedon Apr 6, 2019
Doc indexing doesn't depend on having documentation available. Even (almost) empty repositories can be indexed by the ROS buildfarm.
The benefit of having the doc jobs generated is that the Package Summary heading on the wiki page auto-generates some additional information about the repository.
The only thing that would be needed would be a
docentry added for the repository. See this entry for an example. A simple PR adding this would be sufficient.Edit: link to tutorial.
hawesie commentedon Apr 6, 2019
Useful to know, thanks. I'll add this to my todo list.
hawesie commentedon Oct 23, 2019
kinetic and melodic releases are already indexed for documentaiton, but indigo wasn't and that's the base entry on the wiki. Fix added: ros/rosdistro#22736
gavanderhoorn commentedon Oct 23, 2019
I doubt you'll get that merged, seeing as Indigo has been EOL for some time now.
This is strange. For me the wiki shows the latest ROS version a package is being indexed for.
Does it not do that for you?
hawesie commentedon Oct 23, 2019
Hmmm.... it does now... odd.