# Troubleshooting

## The code-include is not showing up. What do I do?

### Add Fallback Text

If you add `:fallback-text:` to your `code-include` directive, even if your target is missing, `code-include` will still always show something.

    .. code-include :: :func:`foo`

### Enable Logging

Instead of building your sphinx documentation with a command like

    sphinx-build documentation/source documentation/build

Try using

    LOG_LEVEL=0 sphinx-build documentation/source documentation/build

`code-include` comes with logging messages and `$LOG_LEVEL` controls the verbosity.

0 = all+ (show everything) 10 = debug+ (very verbose) 20 = info+ (useful messages) 30 = warning+ (a message indicating a cause for concern) 40 = errors+ (something broke in an unrecoverable way)

### Enable Exceptions

`code-include` by default doesn’t prevent docs from building if an exception is found. You can disable this (e.g. raise exceptions) by adding this to your `conf.py`:

    code_include_reraise = True