I have a Python module that contains many .py files:

(pyuvm_dev) (base) raysalemi@RayProMac docs % ls ../pyuvm
__init__.py             s08_factory_classes.py          s17_uvm_reg_enumerations.py     s23_uvm_reg_item.py
__pycache__             s09_phasing.py              s18_uvm_reg_block.py            s24_uvm_reg_includes.py
error_classes.py            s12_uvm_tlm_interfaces.py       s19_uvm_reg_field.py            s25_uvm_adapter.py
extension_classes.py            s13_predefined_component_classes.py s20_uvm_reg.py              s26_uvm_predictor.py
s05_base_classes.py         s13_uvm_component.py            s21_uvm_reg_map.py          s27_uvm_reg_pkg.py
s06_reporting_classes.py        s14_15_python_sequences.py      s22_uvm_mem.py              utility_classes.py
(pyuvm_dev) (base) raysalemi@RayProMac docs %

I would like sphinx to document all of them, so I’ve done the following:

Created a pyuvm.rst file

My pyuvm.rst file explicitly calls out the first submodule.

pyuvm
=====
.. currentmodule:: pyuvm

.. autosummary::
    :toctree: generated

    s05_base_classes

And I have this in conf.py

<snip>

extensions = [
    'sphinx.ext.duration',
    'sphinx.ext.doctest',
    'sphinx.ext.autodoc',    
    'sphinx.ext.autosummary'    
]
<snip>

This gives me an HTML page with one module document.

How can I get Sphinx to document all the files in this directory without explicitly listing them?