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Let's say that we want to link to sphinx:usage/quickstart#intersphinx. Navigating through sphinx's objects.inv we find the relative object std.doc.usage/quickstart pointing to the page we want to reference, but then, how do we go from there to use the documentation page heading? The closest thing we find in the documentation is std.label.code-examples, but in this case it does not have an explicit label to reference.
Basically, what would the user use in this situation?
[Link to doc][usage/quickstart][Link to doc#heading][intersphinx][usage/quickstart]: inv:sphinx:std:doc#usage/quickstart<!-- [intersphinx]: inv:sphinx:std:doc#usage/quickstart#interpshinx -->[intersphinx]: https://www.sphinx-doc.org/en/master/usage/quickstart.html#intersphinx
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Describe the gap in the current documentation
Let's say that we want to link to
sphinx:usage/quickstart#intersphinx
. Navigating through sphinx'sobjects.inv
we find the relative objectstd.doc.usage/quickstart
pointing to the page we want to reference, but then, how do we go from there to use the documentation page heading? The closest thing we find in the documentation isstd.label.code-examples
, but in this case it does not have an explicit label to reference.Basically, what would the user use in this situation?
Describe the solution you'd like
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: