add more default configuration to sphinx conf.py #60
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Add values extracted from package.xml to the wrapping sphinx config.py. This eliminates the need for packages with custom config.py to duplicate author, copyright and version information from package.xml.
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Add values extracted from package.xml to the wrapping sphinx config.py. This eliminates the need for packages with custom config.py to duplicate author, copyright and version information from package.xml.
A more comprehensive proposal was made in #42, but this part (keeping package.xml and config.py in sync) was what i came across today, and what is solvable a lot easier...