Update malformed _toc.yml to fix jupyter-book build in CI #69
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Running jupyter-book build . with v0.13.0 fails with the following message: The Table of Contents file is malformed: toc is not a mapping: <class 'list'> You may need to migrate from the old format, using: jupyter-book toc migrate _toc.yml -o _toc.yml After updating _toc.yml accordingly, the build succeeds.
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Intended as a quick fix. Long term we should probably aim for #66 or similar. |
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Aha, the CI fails because it now runs into API changes from scikit-image 0.18 to 0.19 (e.g. |
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Just saw #65. 😅 Closing in favor of that one. |
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Running jupyter-book build . with v0.13.0 fails with the following
message:
After updating _toc.yml accordingly, the build succeeds.
cc @emmanuelle