Create a new type for the current document's environment state #13151
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# Conflicts: # sphinx/directives/__init__.py # sphinx/domains/changeset.py # tests/test_environment/test_environment.py
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# Conflicts: # sphinx/domains/c/__init__.py # sphinx/domains/changeset.py # sphinx/domains/cpp/__init__.py
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Feature or Bugfix
Purpose
As a step towards #13072, this PR introduces a new
CurrentDocumenttype to store and manipulate state in the environment for the document currently being read. This is currently stored in atemp_datadict.We also rename the attribute on
BuildEnvironmenttocurrent_documentfromtemp_data, keeping the old name as an alias.At present, none of the old names or e.g. the mapping interface to
CurrentDocumentare deprecated, though I expect that in the future this would be done.For downstream extensions that make use of
env.temp_data['...'], this should be a transparent refactor.xref:
app,env, and the domains #13072