Update and reorganise sphinx nitpick_ignore
list
#2271
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Description
Following up on #2237 (comment) this is adding a
PyQt5.sip
entry which raised a warning locally, although it did not seem to affect the CI.Also cleaned up the entire list a bit, including removing all generic and internal object exceptions – hopefully all further warnings in our own docs can be fixed rather than ignored.
Apart from all the external
Qt*
references, what remains at this point are someBasicToolbar
methods that are inherited fromPyQt5.QtWidgets.QToolBar
, and similar ones from matplotlib inglue.viewers
; and thus also really outside of our own docs.The module warnings for
organization.rst
appear to be due to no API documentation existing at that level, so why it would be nice to have actual references there, explicitly disabling the links also silences them.As a note, as of Sphinx 4.1 (seems we have 4.4 everywhere) the entire list of external ignores could also be replaced by a more concise