Em Sun, 22 Jun 2025 20:19:52 +0900 Akira Yokosawa <akiyks@xxxxxxxxx> escreveu: > > After check Sphinx release notes, it seems that the > > version compatibility is given by: > > > > ======= ============ ============ > > Sphinx Min Docutils Max Docutils > > Version Version Version > > ------- ------------ ------------ > > 3.4.3 >= 0.12.0 < 0.18.0 > > 4.0.0 >= 0.12.0 < 0.19.0 > > 6.0.0 >= 0.18.0 < 0.20.0 > > 7.0.0 >= 0.18.1 < 0.21.0 > > 7.2.0 >= 0.18.1 < 0.20.0 > > 7.4.0 >= 0.18.1 < 0.21.0 > > 8.0.0 >= 0.20.0 < 0.22.0 > > 8.2.3 >= 0.20.0 < 0.22.0 > > ======= ============ ============ > > > > <nitpick> > So this is what I see in the changelog (not looked into < 6.0.0): > > ================= ==================== > Sphinx version docutils version > (since) min max > ----------------- ------------ ------- > 6.0.0 >= 0.18 < 0.20 > 6.2.0 >= 0.18.1 < 0.20 > 7.0.1 >= 0.18.1 < 0.21 > 7.3.0 >= 0.18.1 < 0.22 > 7.4.0 >= 0.20 < 0.22 > (up to 8.2.3) > ================= ==================== > > This Looks quite different from yours ... > </nitpick> Thanks for your feedback! Getting this right is not too easy, specially since not all changelog mentions docutil version. Btw, one of the factors I used when building my table were to check the release dates of Sphinx and docutils. So, I manually adjusted some entries, as changelog usually say something like: Release 5.0.0 (released May 30, 2022)¶ Dependencies 5.0.0 b1 #10164: Support Docutils 0.18. Patch by Adam Turner. But doesn't mention minimal supported version. I'll re-check and adjust it as needed, if Jon decides to pick it. Thanks, Mauro
