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Fresh install of doorhole according to instruction fails. Seems that the mdx_math Markdown extensions uses a deprecated version of etree. Latest update to mdx_math seems to be 2017, so perhaps changing to a different math extension is possible?

I have tested on python3.7, python3.8, python3.9 and python3.10 and it is broken in all of them.

Thank you for this nice script!
I tried your latest script over the doorstop's repo and getting this "An error occurred while displaying the content : module 'markdown' has no attribute 'version_info'" in every cell. Can you please confirm and if yes do you know the reason?

Environment: Windows 10 1909.x64 with Python 3.9.1 and Doorstop v2.1.2. Also had to install PySide (Successfully installed PySide2-5.15.2 shiboken2-5.15.2) and Markdown was already fine (Requirement already satisfied: markdown in d:\tools\python\39\lib\site-packages (2.6.11)).

D:\work\mine\doorstop_test\doorstop>python --version
Python 3.9.1

D:\work\mine\doorstop_test\doorstop>doorstop --version
Doorstop v2.1.2

D:\work\mine\doorstop_test\doorstop>doorstop
building tree...
loading documents...
validating items...
WARNING: TUT: TUT003: no text
WARNING: TUT: TUT003: no links to parent document: REQ
WARNING: TUT: TUT003: no links from child document: HLT
REQ
│
├── LLT
│
└── TUT
    │
    └── HLT

D:\work\mine\doorstop_test\doorstop>doorhole
DEBUG:__main__:[REQ] Custom requirements attributes: set()
DEBUG:__main__:[REQ] Requirements reloaded
DEBUG:__main__:[LLT] Custom requirements attributes: set()
DEBUG:__main__:[LLT] Requirements reloaded
DEBUG:__main__:[TUT] Custom requirements attributes: set()
DEBUG:__main__:[TUT] Requirements reloaded
DEBUG:__main__:[HLT] Custom requirements attributes: set()
DEBUG:__main__:[HLT] Requirements reloaded

LIne 380 an older style of QMessageBox() return that is no longer supported in PyQt6 (see this discussion)

Should be changed from:
if ret == qm.Yes:
to:
if ret == QMessageBox.StandardButtons.Yes.value:

The application shows an asil column. It's hardcoded in line 136:

self._headerData = ['path', 'root', 'active', 'normative', 'uid', 'asil', 'level', 'header', 'text']

The header labels should be retrieved from the requirements (possibly from doorstop items or document).

Dear sevendays,
Your tool looks great, I wonder if it can make me go back to requirements tracking !
I tried to run it over the doorstop repository, and TUT017 displays this error message:

An error occured while displaying the content: Failed to run plantuml: [Errno 2] Aucun fichier ou dossier de ce type: 'plantuml'

(which translates to "no file or directory of type: plantuml")

However, I can run plantuml from bash and it just works so I wonder what could I do to diagnose it further.

Best,