gitlab-build.sh: try another way to pass argument

gitlab-build.sh

@@ -54,12 +54,12 @@ HERE
 
 	echo "**** make html ****"
 	# Build and serve HTML
-	make $@ html BUILDDIR=public/$VER_DIR
+	make html BUILDDIR=public/$VER_DIR
 	mv public/$VER_DIR/html/* public/$VER_DIR/
 
 	echo "**** make latexpdf ****"
 	# Build, optimize, and serve PDF
-	make $@ latexpdf BUILDDIR=public/$VER_DIR
+	make latexpdf BUILDDIR=public/$VER_DIR
 
 	echo "**** pdfcpu ****"
 	if [ "x${CI_RUNNER_EXECUTABLE_ARCH}" == "xlinux/arm64" ] ; then
@@ -138,7 +138,8 @@ elif [ "$CI_COMMIT_TAG" != "" ]; then
 		export VER_DIR=$GIT_BRANCH
 		export PAGES_SLUG=$GIT_BRANCH
 	fi
-	do_build "SPHINXOPTS='-D todo_include_todos=False'"
+	export SPHINXOPTS="-D todo_include_todos=False"
+	do_build
 else
 	echo "***** Not on a branch or tag *****"
 fi

[Jason Kridner]

@lorforlinux ugh

This didn't help remove the todo entries from the release docs. They are really important for us to have on docs.beagleboard.io to see what to work on next, but they really scare end-users away and need to be removed from docs.beagleboard.org. Let me know if you have ideas on how to get this done.

[Jason Kridner]

+ '[' main == main ']'
+ export VER_DIR=latest
+ VER_DIR=latest
+ export PAGES_SLUG=latest
+ PAGES_SLUG=latest
+ export 'SPHINXOPTS=-D todo_include_todos=False'
+ SPHINXOPTS='-D todo_include_todos=False'
+ do_build
+ cat

This makes no sense to me. Why would there be a quote before SPHINXOPTS?