Style deprecation notices in the API reference - #198
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Style the `deprecated` admonition class like a warning, but with the `material/grave-stone` icon and its own colour, so deprecation notices read as deprecation notices and not as generic warnings. That class is what a hand-written `Deprecated:` admonition in a docstring produces, and also what the griffe extension added next will emit, so a single rule covers both sources. Signed-off-by: Leandro Lucarella <luca-frequenz@llucax.com>
Wire the `griffe-warnings-deprecated` extension into the mkdocstrings handler options, so every symbol decorated with `typing_extensions.deprecated` gets a "Deprecated" admonition in the API reference with no docstring edit at all. The extension's `kind` is set to `deprecated` rather than the default `warning`, so it emits `class="deprecated"`, which is exactly what a hand-written `Deprecated:` admonition produces. The CSS rule added in the previous commit then styles both, and the two are visually indistinguishable. That matters because the decorator cannot reach everything: module-level aliases, a single function argument, enum members and whole modules still need the admonition written by hand. Signed-off-by: Leandro Lucarella <luca-frequenz@llucax.com>
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`LessThanComparableOrNoneT` announced its deprecation through a `Warning: Deprecated` admonition, which renders as an ordinary warning and so reads like any other caveat. Write it as a `Deprecated:` admonition instead, so it picks up the deprecation styling added in this branch, and state the version that deprecated it in the text, as the deprecations guide requires. The decorator cannot reach a module-level type variable, so a hand-written admonition is the only channel there is. Signed-off-by: Leandro Lucarella <luca-frequenz@llucax.com>
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Updated: pushed cafa552 and rewrote the description. The PR originally only added the styling and left existing notices alone. It now also converts this repo's one deprecation notice to match. Because that touches |
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Preparation for the client-common 0.4.1 update, so deprecation notices already look right by the time it adds more of them.
Two things: a CSS rule that styles the
deprecatedadmonition class (gravestone icon, its own colour, otherwise like a warning), and the griffe-warnings-deprecated extension wired into the mkdocstrings handler so symbols decorated withtyping_extensions.deprecatedget an admonition generated for them.The extension's
kindis set todeprecatedrather than the defaultwarning, so what it emits is markup-identical to a hand-writtenDeprecated:admonition. One rule styles both, which matters because the decorator cannot reach module-level aliases, a single function argument, enum members or whole modules.Then a third commit brings this repo's one deprecation notice in line with the deprecations guide:
LessThanComparableOrNoneTannounced itself withWarning: Deprecated, which renders as an ordinary warning, and it is now aDeprecated:admonition that states the version (v1.4.0) in the text. The decorator cannot reach a module-level type variable, so that admonition is the only channel it has.