Documentation Community Team Meeting (April 7, 2026)

Roll call

(Name / @GitHubUsername [/ Discord, if different])

  • Hugo van Kemenade / @hugovk

  • Petr Viktorin / @encukou

  • Blaise / @blaisep

  • Ned / @nedbat

  • Ryan / @ryan-duve

  • Bradley

  • Stan / @StanFromIreland

Reports and celebrations

  • [Petr] We now check removed HTML IDs on main; thank you Stan!

  • [Hugo] Stan has now joined the core team! 🎉

Discussion

  • [Ned] How are we on refactoring pages and dealing with redirects?

    • [Petr] I’m confident we can refactor pages now.

      • If you’re moving a whole page, leave the original in as an orphan (that is, not in the TOC), with a link to the new place.

      • If you’re moving only a part of a page, put in a section at the end saying “this page used to talk about X, that’s now {here}”.

      • That can go in the initial PR; afterwards we can figure out automation, HTTP or JavaScript dependencies, the and so on.

  • [Hugo] Pinning dependencies for docs builds?

    • Maybe use pylock.toml support in pip when it comes out? Let’s talk about this in the next meeting.

Agenda for May

  • Is pylock.toml support in pip now? Should we switch to it for pinned docs builds?