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evelynmitchell commented Oct 9, 2020

https://igel.readthedocs.io/en/latest/_sources/readme.rst.txt includes a link to the assets/igel-help.gif, but that path is broken on readthedocs.

readme.rst is included as ../readme.rst in the sphinx build.
The gifs are in asses/igel-help.gif

The sphinx build needs to point to the asset directory, absolutely:

.. image:: /assets/igel-help.gif

I haven't made a patch, because I haven't

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