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One possible solution would be to delete those HTML files from master and only keep them in gh-pages.
But then for tex/progs/, looking at it, I wonder if the text in there shouldn't remain in master (but perhaps not as HTML, but instead as Markdown, or some other format which then is converted to HTML or Markdown); and then for a release, a script is run to update the website from this (similar to how ReleaseTools does it for GAP packages).
The conversion to Markdown for the progs HTML files would be a good idea anyway, I guess...
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fingolfin
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Sync master/tex/*.html and gh-pages/doc/*.html, and setup a system to keep them in sync
Website: sync master/tex/*.html and gh-pages/doc/*.html, and setup a system to keep them in sync
Dec 16, 2019
fingolfin
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Website: sync master/tex/*.html and gh-pages/doc/*.html, and setup a system to keep them in sync
Website: sync master/tex/*.html and gh-pages/doc/*.html, and set up a system to keep them in sync
Jun 5, 2020
One possible solution would be to delete those HTML files from
master
and only keep them ingh-pages
.But then for
tex/progs/
, looking at it, I wonder if the text in there shouldn't remain inmaster
(but perhaps not as HTML, but instead as Markdown, or some other format which then is converted to HTML or Markdown); and then for a release, a script is run to update the website from this (similar to how ReleaseTools does it for GAP packages).The conversion to Markdown for the
progs
HTML files would be a good idea anyway, I guess...The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: