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It can be referenced by :http:get:`/myresource` , which turns into a clickable link.
However, I do not want my PDF to contain a routing table. So I add :noindex to the directive.
Now the role no longer produces a clickable link and Sphinx logs a warning WARNING: Cannot resolve reference to <#text: 'GET /myresource'>.
Is there a way to make a resource not appear in the routing table in a way that the role can still link to the directive?
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If a resource is documented as:
It can be referenced by
:http:get:`/myresource`
, which turns into a clickable link.However, I do not want my PDF to contain a routing table. So I add
:noindex
to the directive.Now the role no longer produces a clickable link and Sphinx logs a warning
WARNING: Cannot resolve reference to <#text: 'GET /myresource'>
.Is there a way to make a resource not appear in the routing table in a way that the role can still link to the directive?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: