What do you mean 'partly', it sounds like it is entirely ignoring it.

And a quick search on the history, the only place it looks like anything related to plot_format got touched was in f4adec7 which is the massive 2to3 -> six switch. Before that it was touched in b8f2edc, 1e81528, and a205f54 but those are pre-1.2.0.

@mdboom Should probably take a look at this.

Well not entirely. It does in fact only include PNG files at 80 dpi, but
it still complains about the missing PDF files. So in that sense it is
somewhat following the request of the plot_formats command.

On Tue, Feb 11, 2014 at 3:24 PM, Thomas A Caswell
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And a quick search on the history, the only place it looks like anything
related to plot_format got touched was in f4adec7f4adec7b569cfd0b30e0f8367ba8618b9e160f92which is the massive 2to3 -> six switch. Before that it was touched in
b8f2edchttps://github.com/matplotlib/matplotlib/commit/b8f2edcf4c6504ec2a6c887d2999ef6178d3d511,
1e815281e81528,
and a205f54a205f5460f13d47aa5b5fad662005c382dd096eebut those are pre-1.2.0.

@mdboom https://github.com/mdboom Should probably take a look at this.

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@mdboom I think this falls in your court. If not, who should I ping about this?

FYI, this occurs because the default template includes a section for LaTeX which requests the .pdf files. Unfortunately, sphinx does not realize that images in the .. only: latex section can be ignored when building HTML. You can suppress this warning by specifying your own template with plot_template (though how compatible this will be with future or past versions, I do not know).

I believe this was fixed in #3530. A similar problem still exists for PNG files (or lack thereof), see #13633.

This should have been fixed by the above-mentioned PRs.