Hi guys,
I recently made two PRs for python-igraph that contained a fair amount of docs. They were merged - thanks for that! - but don’t appear on the doc website because the html pages (for graph generation and analysis) are not linked on the index page.
So I would like to ask you how we should do that. Shall I open a PR on the python-graph repo, or the website repo, or @tamas do you prefer to add the links yourself?
Cheers,
Fabio
Sorry @iosonofabio, been off the radar for a few days.
Updating the Python HTML docs is a bit problematic at the moment because the docs are always generated from a specific tagged revision of the Python interface, so I would need to make a release to update the docs. This is inconvenient, but hopefully I get around to fixing it from September. I’ll see whether there’s a quick workaround that I could employ.
Okay, I have updated the makefile a bit so I can now deploy any arbitrary commit hash from the python-igraph repo. I just did so with the head revision. At this point I had to realize that we need to re-think how we are linking to the “tutorial” from the homepage – right now the link leads straight to the tutorial chapter and not to the index page so it took me a while until I figured out how to jump to the sections that you have contributed recently. (Also, we probably need to get rid of any references to the now-defunct Nexus graph repository – it is still mentioned here and there in the docs). i won’t have much time to work on this until September, but as we all know everything changes in September 
Fantastic work, thank you. This is not urgent, so September is perfect
Fabio