Fix: Restrict jupyter-book version to restore website deployment#291
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Fixing the jupyter-book is a neat solution at this stage. We may need to plan for migration to jupyter-book version 2 at some point in the near future.
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I have noticed that https://selector.qcdevs.org is not opening, and It is giving a
404 Error.This is because
v2.xofjupyter-bookintroduces a new build system which isn’t compatible with the present Sphinx configuration files,book/content/_config.yml, andbook/content/_toc.yml.Because
book/content/requirements.txtdoesn’t state a version maximum,pip install -r book/content/requirements.txtinstalls the latest v2.x, which then prevents the build.This PR fixes the issue by restricting
jupyter-bookto a version under<2inbook/content/requirements.txt.Verification
jupyter-book build ./book/contentnow runs without a problem, and no longer shows the EISDIR error.