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I like the use of automodapi, but was curious if there is a way to specify the classes that should be displayed. Basically the opposite of :skip: str (which allows us to remove unnecessary entries).
Is there any option to specify what we want included? I see that this is possible via autosummary (it's default behavior), but given a choice, I would like to use automodapi because of other benefits.
As a hack currently I am having to create a large exclusion list to supply to :skip:. But this isn't neat, as I often need to document only 5-6 classes, while having to exclude a much larger number of entries.
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I like the use of
automodapi
, but was curious if there is a way to specify the classes that should be displayed. Basically the opposite of:skip: str
(which allows us to remove unnecessary entries).Is there any option to specify what we want included? I see that this is possible via autosummary (it's default behavior), but given a choice, I would like to use automodapi because of other benefits.
As a hack currently I am having to create a large exclusion list to supply to
:skip:
. But this isn't neat, as I often need to document only 5-6 classes, while having to exclude a much larger number of entries.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: