And they have never worked, apparently. See for example https://docs.poliastro.space/en/v0.13.1/changelog.html#backwards-incompatible-changes
I wonder if this is a limitation of autodoc or if we're misusing it.
Hello @astrojuanlu, I did some digging around ... Though I haven't found any example where I can see the actual working of this py:mod tag, I have made some changes as shown

I don't understand this but this looks better :) ... It doesn't link to the summary page though 馃槬
It doesn't link to the summary page though 馃槬
Then it's not what we want... If py:class and py:meth work, I would be very interested in knowing why py:mod doesn't.
It would be very interested in knowing why
py:moddoesn't
I may have understood why it is not working ... It is not working because the current file is not present in the updated codebase ... what I mean by this is that when we are referencing the module with the py:mod directive, due to the newer codebase not having the file, it is not linking it ... similar case would be when we link to a function or a class which doesn't exist in the codebase 馃 ... Also because of this we are not able to link to the module page in the newer revision of the docs via the codebase
You're right that the example I linked is a bad one. But I tried with other modules that do exist, with identical result.
@astrojuanlu I found the answer, we were looking for ... it is on their docs page 馃う馃徏

We can do nothing in this context ... I think this closes this issue as well 馃槥 {Link here as well, check the last line of the paragraph}
Hahaha oh dear, I didn't know this! Thanks for actually _reading the docs_... I think it's safe to close this issue then.
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Hahaha oh dear, I didn't know this! Thanks for actually _reading the docs_... I think it's safe to close this issue then.