Fix "Edit on Github" links #577
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Fix the "Edit on Github" links by removing the `_templates/breadcrumbs.html` file: Sphinx and the RTD theme can generate those links if the docs are correctly configured. Add `"conf_py_path"` to the `html_context` dictionary in Sphinx configuration file, so the links to the source files work correctly. Minor updates on the configuration file to avoid some warnings: remove the `language=None` and `html_theme_path`.
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@lheagy this should fix those links without having to create our own Sphinx extension: RTD is capable of resolving those links out of the box if the configuration is correctly set. I noticed that the |
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Fix the "Edit on Github" links by removing the
_templates/breadcrumbs.htmlfile: Sphinx and the RTD theme can generate those links if the docs are correctly configured. Add"conf_py_path"to thehtml_contextdictionary in Sphinx configuration file, so the links to the source files work correctly. Minor updates on the configuration file to avoid some warnings: remove thelanguage=Noneandhtml_theme_path.Alternative solution to #575