Fix documentation build by adding Turing dependency#351
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The documentation examples use `turing_inference` but Turing was not listed as a dependency in docs/Project.toml, causing the docs build to fail. This commit adds: - Turing to the [deps] section - Turing = "0.38, 0.39" to the [compat] section This allows the documentation to build successfully with the Turing examples. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
The strict argument format has changed in newer versions of Documenter.jl. Instead of an array of symbols, it now uses separate keyword arguments. This commit: - Removes the invalid strict = [...] argument - Adds checkdocs = :exports to check exported docstrings - Adds linkcheck = true to check external links These changes fix the documentation build error: "makedocs() got passed invalid keyword arguments: strict = [...]" 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This PR's branch was behind master and needed updates for:
Since I don't have push access to the SciML org branch, I've created a superseding PR #367 from my fork with all the necessary fixes:
@ChrisRackauckas - please close this PR in favor of #367, or alternatively push my changes to this branch from the fork. 🤖 Generated with Claude Code |
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…ependency Fix documentation build by adding Turing dependency (supersedes #351)
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Summary
Fixes the documentation build failure by adding the missing Turing dependency.
Problem
The documentation examples use
turing_inferencebut Turing was not listed as a dependency indocs/Project.toml, causing the docs build to fail.Solution
This PR adds:
[deps]section ofdocs/Project.tomlTuring = "0.38, 0.39"to the[compat]sectionTest plan
turing_inferenceexamples in the docs run without errorsThis fix ensures that the documentation can be built with all the necessary dependencies for the code examples.
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