My Build is Using Too Many Resources

We limit build resources to make sure that users don't overwhelm our build systems. If you are running into this issue, there are a couple fixes that you might try.

注釈

The current build limits can be found on our ビルド処理 page.

Reduce formats you're building

You can change the formats of docs that you're building with our Configuration File, see formats.

In particular, the htmlzip takes up a decent amount of memory and time, so disabling that format might solve your problem.

Reduce documentation build dependencies

A lot of projects reuse their requirements file for their documentation builds. If there are extra packages that you don't need for building docs, you can create a custom requirements file just for documentation. This should speed up your documentation builds, as well as reduce your memory footprint.

Use pip when possible

If you don't need conda to create your documentation environment, consider using pip instead since conda could require too much memory to calculate the dependency tree when using multiple channels.

ちなみに

Even though your project environment is created with conda, it may be not necessary for the documentation environment. That is, to build the documentation is probably that you need fewer Python packages than to use your library itself. So, in this case, you could use pip to install those fewer packages instead of creating a big environment with conda.

Use system site-packages for pre-installed libs

There are a few libraries that Read the Docs has already installed (scipy, numpy, matplotlib, pandas, etc) in the Docker image used to build your docs. You can check the updated list of pre-installed libraries in the Docker image repository.

To use these pre-installed libraries and avoid consuming time re-downloading/compiling them, you can use the python.system_packages option to have access to them.

Requests more resources

If you still have problems building your documentation, we can increase build limits on a per-project basis, sending an email to support@readthedocs.org providing a good reason why your documentation needs more resources.