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Sphinx 5.0 Sphinx 6 is dropping jQuery support, which we have historically piggybacked off of. Removing jQuery support here (and in RTD) is totally valid and a good goal as well, we're not doing anything with jQuery that we couldn't do by hand. But to start, we should squeak out a release that pins our Sphinx < 5 so we don't risk a theme version that doesn't have jQuery underneath.
We can discuss a few options for removing jQuery, including porting code and async loading of jQuery when it doesn't exist through webpack (we use this feature in our new site templates).
Sphinx 5.0Sphinx 6 is dropping jQuery support, which we have historically piggybacked off of. Removing jQuery support here (and in RTD) is totally valid and a good goal as well, we're not doing anything with jQuery that we couldn't do by hand. But to start, we should squeak out a release that pins our Sphinx < 5 so we don't risk a theme version that doesn't have jQuery underneath.We can discuss a few options for removing jQuery, including porting code and async loading of jQuery when it doesn't exist through webpack (we use this feature in our new site templates).
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