Introduces Windows HTML, PDF, and EPUB build configurations for both Volume I and Volume II in the GitHub Actions workflow, expanding the available output formats for the book.
Updates Quarto callout and figure syntax from `::::` to `:::` across numerous content files for consistency and compatibility.
Removes unreferenced `war_stories.bib` and `data_engineering.bib` bibliography files and their corresponding entries in Quarto configuration.
Standardizes internal references to the 'Responsible AI' chapter by updating `@sec-responsible-engineering` to `@sec-responsible-ai` for improved linking accuracy throughout the text.
Adds PYTHONPATH and MPLBACKEND environment variables to Quarto PDF configurations. This ensures Python code blocks execute reliably, particularly for plot generation.
Refactors table styling in appendix content to use direct Quarto block attributes for the `.column-page` class, simplifying markup and improving consistent layout.
Uncomments the `appendices` section in Quarto PDF configuration files for both volumes. This ensures that the specified appendix content is included in the generated PDF output.
Quarto's Lua filter calls rsvg-convert to convert SVG figures to PDF
during PDF builds. librsvg2-dev was present (C headers/lib) but the
binary package librsvg2-bin was missing, causing a FATAL build error:
'Could not convert a SVG to a PDF. Please ensure rsvg-convert is on path'
Also adds rsvg-convert to the Phase 2 verification checks so missing
tools are caught at image build time, not at render time.
- Fix Vol II parts table to match actual chapter structure (Parts I-IV
with correct names and chapter lists from context_notes.md)
- Update Vol II status from "under review" to "complete, publishing
Summer 2026" to reflect Parts I-III complete, Part IV started
- Replace LEGO analogy with concrete examples of enduring principles
(parallelism, memory hierarchies, reliability mathematics)
- Trim redundant hedging language throughout Vol II descriptions
Move the ~100-line Phase 4 inline PowerShell block into
book/docker/windows/install_texlive.ps1. The Dockerfile now simply
COPYs and calls the script. Benefits:
- Script can be tested and updated independently of the Dockerfile
- Cleaner, readable PS syntax (no backtick line-continuation noise)
- Docker layer only invalidates when the script actually changes
- Remove invalid `output-file` from `project:` block in both EPUB configs
(Quarto schema only allows `output-file` under `book:`, not `project:`)
- Move `language` to top-level `lang:` and remove HTML-only keys from
EPUB format blocks (`fig-caption`, `footnotes-hover`, `citations-hover`,
`code-copy`, `code-line-numbers`, `description`) per Quarto EPUB spec
- Add `matplotlib>=3.7.0` to requirements.txt — was missing from container
image, causing ModuleNotFoundError during figure rendering
- Add `_matplotlib_available` guard in `viz.setup_plot()` to raise a clear
ImportError instead of a cryptic AttributeError when matplotlib is absent
The CI workflow hard-pinned black==24.10.0 separately from requirements.txt
(which said >=23.0.0), causing version skew that reformatted 11 QMD files
on every CI run. Remove the override and let requirements.txt be the single
source of truth, bumped to >=24.0.0 to align with current latest.
CI pins black==24.10.0 but requirements.txt had black>=23.0.0, causing
pre-commit to reformat 11 QMD files on the CI run and fail. Format all
affected files locally with 24.10.0 to match CI expectations.
Also fix PowerShell PATH string interpolation in Windows Dockerfile:
use explicit concatenation instead of nested method call inside a
double-quoted string, which can be unreliable in some PS contexts.
- book/tools/git-hooks/pre-commit: runs pre-commit run --all-files
- setup.sh: one-time config (git config core.hooksPath)
- Ensures local commits pass same checks as CI
Chocolatey's texlive wrapper sets ErrorActionPreference=Stop and relies on
install-tl picking a random CTAN mirror at runtime. When that mirror is
flaky (as mirrors.rit.edu was), the entire build fails with no fallback.
Switch to calling install-tl-windows.bat directly:
- Set ErrorActionPreference=Continue so we own error handling
- Write a profile with instopt_adjustrepo=0 to prevent auto-mirror switching
- Pass -repository explicitly, trying Illinois → MIT → mirror.ctan.org in order
- Pin tlmgr repository post-install to the same stable mirror
- Remove Chocolatey texlive dependency entirely
Pin Black in the dev validation workflow so book-format-python produces deterministic output across local and CI environments, preventing first-pass auto-format churn from failing pre-commit.
The InstallerParameters flag passed to install-tl via --params was
corrupting the installer profile, causing abs_path($::installerdir)
to return undef and triggering the 'uninitialized value $tmp' Perl
error at install-tl line 651. Install without params and set the
tlmgr repository mirror post-install instead.
Improve Windows container reliability by pinning TeX Live installer mirrors with fallback and setting safer Chocolatey CI defaults. Make TeX Live version configurable via build arg and default to latest while retaining override support.
Normalize book prose/style issues across touched chapters and remove remaining structural warnings so validation output is clean and reproducible in CI. Also tighten inline/times-spacing validation behavior to reduce noisy false positives while preserving strict checks.
Updates the book publishing workflow to conditionally verify downloaded artifacts based on the `deploy_target` input, preventing failures during partial deployments.
Explicitly sets the output filenames for EPUB and PDF builds in Quarto configurations, ensuring consistent naming for generated book artifacts.
- Add config/shared/html/footer-common.yml with common page-footer elements
(copyright/license left, GitHub/star right, background, border)
- Reduce _quarto-html-vol1.yml and _quarto-html-vol2.yml page-footer to
volume-specific center link only; shared elements imported via metadata-files
- Update announcement bar: lead with two-volume launch, keep four-line format
- Quarto 1.9.27: Linux (.deb), Windows (direct download; Scoop Extras has 1.8.27)
- R 4.5.2: Linux (CRAN jammy-cran40), Windows (Scoop main/r)
- Baremetal: quarto-actions/setup for both Linux and Windows
- Remove ggrepel version pin (R 4.5.x supports ggrepel 0.9.7)
- Update docs: BUILD.md, CONTAINER_BUILDS.md, docker READMEs
Incorporates additional TikZ libraries to provide more versatile tools for diagram creation. Also introduces a new `GreenL0` color definition to extend the available color palette for visual elements.
- Rename 409 unused image files with _ prefix across vol1 (272) and
vol2 (137) so they are visually identifiable without being deleted
- Restore polished TikZ figures from main branch into vol2 chapters:
fault_tolerance, edge_intelligence, security_privacy, distributed_training,
responsible_ai, sustainable_ai, robust_ai
- Remove all tikz-source backup blocks (0 remaining across vol2)
- Prefix 33 SVG files superseded by restored TikZ with _
- Add GreenL0, chains, shapes.arrows, decorations.pathreplacing to diagram.yml
Uncomments all chapters, parts, frontmatter, and appendices in both Volume 1 and Volume 2 Quarto PDF configuration files. This ensures that the complete book content is included when generating PDF outputs.
Replaces embedded TikZ code with external SVG image references across various chapters. This change enhances rendering performance, reduces document file size, and improves compatibility.
Includes minor text formatting adjustments for numerical values and symbols.
Converts numerous inline TikZ diagrams to external SVG files across the book's content. This improves rendering performance, streamlines figure management, and ensures consistent visual presentation.
Enhances CLI validation by:
- Ignoring cross-reference IDs when checking for multiplication to prevent false positives.
- Stripping inline math spans before currency checks to avoid misinterpreting mathematical expressions as currency.
- Applying hex literal exclusions to pre-processed lines for more accurate validation.
Adds optional Matplotlib import to the plotting module for improved flexibility in environments where the library may not be available.
Standardizes the representation of numerical multipliers and ranges across Quarto documents. This change improves the typographic rendering of expressions like `$10\times$` and `1.3--$2\times$`, enhancing consistency and readability of the book's content.
Include pandas in validate-dev fallback dependencies to satisfy mlsysim.sim imports during book-mlsys-test-units when base requirements install partially fails.
Add fallback hook dependencies in validate-dev and apply trailing-whitespace fixes to lab plan files so pre-commit no longer fails on auto-modifications.
Switch container/baremetal/validate/preview/live flows to vol1+vol2 artifacts, keep baremetal in dev validation, and add stable single-book navbar link.
Removes a sentence that summarized the chapter's structure.
This change simplifies the immediate opening, aligning with broader content organization efforts.
Allows a single `@all-contributors` comment to add or update a contributor across multiple projects simultaneously.
Updates the workflow to:
- Detect multiple projects from explicit mentions in the trigger comment.
- Iterate over all detected projects to update their respective `.all-contributorsrc` files and project `README.md` tables.
- Adapt commit messages and bot replies to reflect multi-project changes.
This improves efficiency for managing contributors in multi-project repositories by reducing repetitive commands.
- Add -v2 to cache key to invalidate stale R package cache
- Add ggrepel to verification step to catch missing packages early
- Fixes hw_acceleration.qmd build failure (fig-processor-trends chunk)
