Hi there,
to reproduce my problem with broken links to the module pages,
I’ve installed the actual nbdev dev version (1.0.2) and created a test project (nbdev_new test) with the necessary changes in settings.ini.
After a nbdev_build_lib and nbdev_build_docs, I’ve started the docs locally with “make docs_serve”.
The link to the core module was broken, because in the directory “_site” the file is not in the root and named core.html but it exists in core/index.html.
I’ve uploaded some additional screenshots.
The same problem exists in my personal ongoing nbdev project
There was recently a commit that changed the way the default sidebarbar is built. The way it worked before was to link to “core”. A browser would interpret such a link to go to “core/index.html”.
However, said commit changed the links in the sidebar to instead go to “core.html”. The easy fix for now is:
Go to your docs folder, edit _config.yml
At the bottom there’s a line that says “permalink: pretty”. Uncomment that line.
Re-generate your documentation
This works because without the permalink:pretty option, jekyll creates the module pages as “module.html”, not “module/index.html”.
I’ve opened an issue on github that describes this problem. I’m not sure why the change was made in the first place, so I can’t really guess what a good (permanent) solution would be. Is anyone aware of a “discussion place” for nbdev related topics?