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Detect conda environments more reliably #736
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How do we check that this won't break like the previous docs did? |
I don’t know of a way to make ReadTheDocs fail when the docs can’t be rendered in this way. The release process I follow has a manual step for ensuring that ReadTheDocs is rendering, and I forgot / skipped that step. |
Ok, if we follow that step this time, then we should be fine. I just wanted to make sure that whatever slipped under our nose last time wasn't going to happen again. |
The best thing to do would be to create a pull request template for releases that includes all this information as a checklist. I’ll create an issue for that. (Edit: #737) |
There is a |
Description
Detect if linking to tbb in a conda environment by checking for the
conda-meta
directory relative to the found TBB library.Motivation and Context
Fix readthedocs builds. Also support conda environments installed via other means (i.e.
conda create --prefix
).Resolves: #735
How Has This Been Tested?
Will check the RTD PR build and validate that the docs build.
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